BUL FC players cerebrating after scoring a goal in a recent game. PHOTO: Bruno Mugooda
BUL FC v Kyetume
BUL FC will be hoping to return to winning ways when they host Kyetume FC at Njeru turf.
The Jinja based club conceded a late equaliser in their 1-1 against their nemesis Bright Stars FC in Tuesday's Startimes Uganda Premier League match.
Head coach Peter Onen revealed that his technical team has tuned the players into winning machines recently.
"Of course my players are frustrated with the last two results as they have been used to winning matches. Now is the time for the players to return to winning ways," said Onen who will be up against a side coached by George Best Nsimbe.
Second-placed BUL FC with 20 points are still trailing table leaders Vipers FC by four points. Their opponents Kyetume FC lie seventh with 13 points from 11 league matches.
According to the club's communications officer Joseph Mutaka, the club management is still seeking from the FUFA competitions committee a chance to be accepted to host its home matches from the Bugembe stadium instead of Njeru turf.
"Most of our fans were of course not happy to travel all the way to Njeru, but we are trying to put Bugembe stadium in good shape so that FUFA can let us host our home matches there," said Mutaka.
