No room for error for Express, Bunnamwaya
THE Uganda Super League reaches a critical stage this afternoon with title hopefuls Express FC and URA FC going head to head in a must win game for both sides at Wankulukuku.
By Paul Wazemba
Today
Express v URA
Police v Bunamwaya
THE Uganda Super League reaches a critical stage this afternoon with title hopefuls Express FC and URA FC going head to head in a must win game for both sides at Wankulukuku.
As the two sides battle at Wankulukuku, table leaders Bunamwaya visit Police at Namboole with no room to slip.
Bunamwaya leads the standings with 68 points, followed by Express with the same tally but with an inferior goal difference. URA are third with 65.
With three games remaining, a win for Express will have the tax collectors’ title ambitions all but lost, after losing to KCC in their last game.
But URA tactician Alex Isabirye sounded confident ahead of the game saying he will approach it like any other despite the long list of injuries.
“Express is a great team and they are three points ahead of us but that will not intimidate us as we are to approach the game like we have been doing apart from the many injuries we have,†a soft spoken Isabirye said.
URA go to Wankulukuku without defender Musa Doka, midfielders Patrick Senfuka, Augustine Nsumba, Jimmy Kidega, Emmanuel Balyejjusa and custodian Eddie Kaweesa who are all down with injuries. But defender Sam Mubiru is back after a one-month injury lay-off.
Express assistant coach Matia Lule, says his troops are ready for URA and they will attack the enemy from the start.
Bunamawaya and Express are joint leaders with 68 points each from 31 games while URA is third on 65.
Today
Express v URA
Police v Bunamwaya
THE Uganda Super League reaches a critical stage this afternoon with title hopefuls Express FC and URA FC going head to head in a must win game for both sides at Wankulukuku.
As the two sides battle at Wankulukuku, table leaders Bunamwaya visit Police at Namboole with no room to slip.
Bunamwaya leads the standings with 68 points, followed by Express with the same tally but with an inferior goal difference. URA are third with 65.
With three games remaining, a win for Express will have the tax collectors’ title ambitions all but lost, after losing to KCC in their last game.
But URA tactician Alex Isabirye sounded confident ahead of the game saying he will approach it like any other despite the long list of injuries.
“Express is a great team and they are three points ahead of us but that will not intimidate us as we are to approach the game like we have been doing apart from the many injuries we have,†a soft spoken Isabirye said.
URA go to Wankulukuku without defender Musa Doka, midfielders Patrick Senfuka, Augustine Nsumba, Jimmy Kidega, Emmanuel Balyejjusa and custodian Eddie Kaweesa who are all down with injuries. But defender Sam Mubiru is back after a one-month injury lay-off.
Express assistant coach Matia Lule, says his troops are ready for URA and they will attack the enemy from the start.
Bunamawaya and Express are joint leaders with 68 points each from 31 games while URA is third on 65.