Citizen impressive
Jun 24, 2008
Citizen Parents, Kahunga Bunyonyi and New Life Centre primary schools impressed on day-two of the Coca-Cola Under-14 Cup yesterday.
By Samson Opus
in Mbarara
Citizen 3 St. Joseph 0
Mackay 0 Kiyimbwe 1
Bat Valley 0 St. Jude 0
St. Aloysius 1 New Life 4
Kahunga 4 Jolly Joy 1
North Road 2 Greenville 1
Rock View 3 Mbarara Army 1
Grapa 0 Main Street 2
Citizen Parents, Kahunga Bunyonyi and New Life Centre primary schools impressed on day-two of the Coca-Cola Under-14 Cup yesterday.
The former U-14 champions, Citizen (Makindye), showed they could go all the with way with a 3-0 win over St. Joseph Gulu. Boy Hamid netted twice while Abdu Salam completed the rout in the group B match. On their part, Kahunga of Fort Portal Municipality overran Jolly Joy 4-1 in a group A tie.
Holders Mackay Memorial of Rubaga opened their bid of retaining the title on a false note when they fell 0-1 to St. Joseph Kiyimbwe of Masaka. Asraf Kiyingi netted the crucial goal for the Masaka side in the group C opening match on Monday.
in Mbarara
Citizen 3 St. Joseph 0
Mackay 0 Kiyimbwe 1
Bat Valley 0 St. Jude 0
St. Aloysius 1 New Life 4
Kahunga 4 Jolly Joy 1
North Road 2 Greenville 1
Rock View 3 Mbarara Army 1
Grapa 0 Main Street 2
Citizen Parents, Kahunga Bunyonyi and New Life Centre primary schools impressed on day-two of the Coca-Cola Under-14 Cup yesterday.
The former U-14 champions, Citizen (Makindye), showed they could go all the with way with a 3-0 win over St. Joseph Gulu. Boy Hamid netted twice while Abdu Salam completed the rout in the group B match. On their part, Kahunga of Fort Portal Municipality overran Jolly Joy 4-1 in a group A tie.
Holders Mackay Memorial of Rubaga opened their bid of retaining the title on a false note when they fell 0-1 to St. Joseph Kiyimbwe of Masaka. Asraf Kiyingi netted the crucial goal for the Masaka side in the group C opening match on Monday.