New Vision shines in corporate league
May 24, 2004
<i>NEW Vision</i>’s goalkeeper pastor Augustus Tamale enjoyed good form that saw him steer the printing and publishing giants to win three of their four games in the corporate soccer league on Sunday.
By Swalley Kenyi
Vision 3 Toyota 0
Monitor FM 1 Motorcare 0
Vision 3 Standard 0
WBS 0 Nile Bank 0
MTN 1 Vision 0
WBS 2 Cent. Bank 0
Vision 2 U’d Assurance 0
Motorcare 0 UBL 0
NEW Vision’s goalkeeper pastor Augustus Tamale enjoyed good form that saw him steer the printing and publishing giants to win three of their four games in the corporate soccer league on Sunday.
Tamale saved several goal bound balls and conceded only one in the monthly league at Namboole stadium.
New Vision started on a faulty note losing the day’s opening game to MTN but recovered to bang Standard Chartered Bank in their second encounter.
Paul Busharizi netted first before Robert Ssentongo and Deus Nyanzi sealed the victory in the second half with two more goals.
Ssentongo returned to the scoreboard with a lone goal as New Vision beat Toyota 1-0 in an early afternoon game.
The team also ignored a last minute change of fixture for them to face United Assurance instead of Allied Bank to win 2 -0.
Trans Atlantic, Ersnst and Young, Allied Bank and Pannel Kerr Forster failed to show up claiming unfavourable change in the dates of the league.
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Vision 3 Toyota 0
Monitor FM 1 Motorcare 0
Vision 3 Standard 0
WBS 0 Nile Bank 0
MTN 1 Vision 0
WBS 2 Cent. Bank 0
Vision 2 U’d Assurance 0
Motorcare 0 UBL 0
NEW Vision’s goalkeeper pastor Augustus Tamale enjoyed good form that saw him steer the printing and publishing giants to win three of their four games in the corporate soccer league on Sunday.
Tamale saved several goal bound balls and conceded only one in the monthly league at Namboole stadium.
New Vision started on a faulty note losing the day’s opening game to MTN but recovered to bang Standard Chartered Bank in their second encounter.
Paul Busharizi netted first before Robert Ssentongo and Deus Nyanzi sealed the victory in the second half with two more goals.
Ssentongo returned to the scoreboard with a lone goal as New Vision beat Toyota 1-0 in an early afternoon game.
The team also ignored a last minute change of fixture for them to face United Assurance instead of Allied Bank to win 2 -0.
Trans Atlantic, Ersnst and Young, Allied Bank and Pannel Kerr Forster failed to show up claiming unfavourable change in the dates of the league.
Ends