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2026 Uganda Cup: The confirmed fixtures, venues & kick off times at round of 32
The competitions department at Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has confirmed the full fixtures with their corresponding venues and kick-offs for the Stanbic Uganda Cup round of 32 stage.
This coming Sunday, 22nd February 2026, KCCA hosts Mbarara City at the MTN Omondi stadium in an early kick-off.
Tuesday, 24th February 2026 has two matches involving Kitara and Entebbe UPPC at the Royal’s Park Butema (3 pm) before the cup holders Vipers will play host to Pajule Lions at the St Mary’s Stadium (8 pm).
There are eight matches on Wednesday, 25th February 2026. URA plays Blacks Power at Hamz Stadium at 7 PM.
On the same day, SC Villa shall lock horns against BUL at FUFA Kadiba stadium at 8 PM.
Ntugasaze will face Express at the Mityana Ssaza ground (3 PM) and Red Devo shall take on Kaaro Karungi at Booma ground in Amolatar district in another 3 PM duel.
Non-division side Football Classroom makes the long trip to West Nile region to play Onduparaka at 3 PM, Amus College will travel to Kasese to face Bunyaruguru United at the Nyamambuka ground (3 PM).
Iganga United will lockhorns against Melody Star at the Iganga Ssaza grounds (3 PM) and Kigezi Home Boyz faces Happy Boys Kagaba at the Kigezi Al Madina playground (3 PM).
On Thursday, 26th February 2026 will have two matches as Maroons will tussle Kumi United at the Maroons stadium in Luzira (3 PM) and UPDF will play NEC at the Bombo Barracks grounds (3 PM).
The games will continue on the next day, Friday, 27th February 2026 with Tapo United against Mutolere at the Kapir primary school playground in Ngora and Police against Lugazi at Kiira Road Police Arena (3 PM).
The last game at this stage shall witness Six O’clock from Bushenyi playing Mbale based Kataka at the Kizinda playground (3 PM).
In case of a draw at this stage, penalties will be taken to decide who makes it to the next round.
The successful clubs will progress to the round of 16 pending the draw at a yet to be confirmed date and venue.
The winner of the Stanbic Uganda Cup earns a ticket to represent the country at the CAF Confederation Cup.
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When the Walukuba Barbarians host the Makerere Impis on Saturday, the target is simple: to seal their stay in the Top 8.
Ever since the Uganda Rugby top league was restructured to the current championship format, the Barbarians have consistently finished in the Top 8 of the regular season, booking a playoff spot.
With 4 games to go, the Barbarians sit 7th on the log, and the very next game against Impis is a must-win if they do not want to drop to the relegation playoff bracket.
The Barbarians have mastered the art of picking up losing bonus points, securing 4 from the 7 games they’ve played so far. Come this Saturday, a losing bonus point won’t be enough. The Barbarians have to win, and with a bonus point, as their remaining regular season games shall be against the traditional top three sides, KOBs, Heathens and Pirates in that order.
On the other hand, the Impis are equally intent on staying in the Top 8, a reasonable target for a recently promoted side. They travel to Jinja, a city where they’ve already collected a win this season against the Hippos, which is a positive sign for a young side that has registered two of its three losses on the road against the Mongers and Pirates.
Both teams are on 18 points, and went into the break after coming off wins against two troubled sides in the Rhinos and Kakira Simbas.
This game will likely change the tides for both sides as the Barbarians follow up with herculean tasks, while the Impis remain with winnable games after Saturday’s encounter.
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Uganda Premier League | Result
- SC Villa 1-1 Vipers SC
SC Villa held Vipers in a one-all draw in the Uganda Premier League encounter at FUFA Stadium, Kadiba on Wednesday evening.
SC Villa came into the game on the back of a sweet 1-0 victory against KCCA in the Kampala Derby.
It was a closely contested game right from the opening minute to the final moment of the game.
Milton Karisa found the game’s first cut clear chance in the 18th minute but his effort was palmed away by the goalkeeper David Lukwago.
Hillary Mukundane broke the deadlock in the 64th minute with a thunderous header off Odili Chukwuma’s well-taken corner kick.
Four minutes later, Frank Ssebuufu levelled matters with a well guided header to complete a brilliant team play that was started by Hassan Mubiru.
Quick-footed Mubiru danced past his markers before he set Najib Yiga. Yiga’s delivery was deflected off Mukundane’s block before Ssebuufu scored.
Reagan Mpande came close to extending SC Villa’s lead in the 74th minute but his travelling effort went inches wide of the goal frame.
Milton Karisa had a chance to give Vipers maximum points late in the game but the Villa custodian Lukwago made a million-dollar save.
Despite sharing spoils on the day, Vipers remain on top of the table with 52 points while SC Villa lies fourth with 45 points after 23 games.
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