Buganda Masaza Cup 2026:

• Semi-final 2: Bugerere 0-0 Kyaggwe (*Kyaggwe qualifies to final after 1-0 on aggregate)
• Semi-final 1: Butambala 0-1 Gomba (*Gomba qualifies to final after 3-0 on aggregate)

Kyaggwe will tussle Gomba in the final of the 2026 Buganda Masaza Cup on 31st October at the Muteesa II Wankulukuku stadium.

This fixture was confirmed after the second leg of the semi-final between Kyaggwe and Bugerere at the Ntenjeru Ssaza playground on Sunday, 4th October 2026 which ended goal-less.

The result meant that Kyaggwe qualified to the final with a 1-0 aggregate victory since the first leg result recorded at the Bishops S.S playground in Mukono last week.

Kyaggwe faces Gomba as the two sides take on each other for the first time in a Masaza Cup final.

Gomba beat Butambala 1-0 in the return leg of the semi-final played at the Kibibi S.S playground in Butambala district to make it 3-0 on aggregate.

Hassan Waiswa scored the all-important goal.

This will be Gomba’s 11th final since 2004 as they chase an unprecedented 6th crown.

For Kyaggwe, this is their second final as they eye the first ever championship title in this annual tournament.

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Buganda Masaza Cup 2026 (Bulange Group):

• Buweekula 0-0 Kyaddondo

The official opening match of the 2026 Buganda Masaza Cup between Buweekula and Kyaddondo ended all square with both sides failing to find the back of the net at the Teachers Training College in Mubende on Saturday, 13th June.

The end-to-end duel played under sunny conditions was graced by the Prime Minister of Buganda Kingdom Katikiro Oweek. Charles Peter Mayiga as chief guest, among a multitude of people.

Whilst the visitors (Kyadondo) slightly had an edge in the opening stanza, the host team rallied in the second half to pose the questions.

Kenneth Ssebaduka (Kyaddondo) and Denis Konde (Buweekula) were outstanding in the duel during the opening 45 minutes.

Kyaddondo had the first bite at the cherry when Ssebaduka shot off target as early as the second minute.

The hosts replied with two consecutive corner kicks well defended by Kyaddondo in the 8th minute.

Buweekula defender Fazil Bumba Magoba headed to defend well a free-kick delivery from Kyadondo’s Paul Kirada in the 11th minute.

On 17 minutes, Buweekula captain Patrick Kagulire executed a long delivery from his own half well tamed by Kyaddondo’s defenders.

The exciting Buweekula left footer Denis Konde shot off target towards the opposition goal in the 21st minute.

Moments later, Konde was fouled for a free-kick given. Fazil Bumba Magoba delivered the resultant free-kick well tamed by Kyaddondo goalkeeper Ashraf Bwabye before the first hydration break.

Upon restart from the break, Buweekula’s Livingstone Kaweesi had a shot blocked.

Referee Ibrahim Masembe showed a yellow card to Buweekula’s Shafiq Ssali for dangerous play towards Ssebadduka in the 36th minute.

Towards the end of the first half, Hamza Kalubwali shot over a rebound after Paul Kirada’s tempting long throw-in as Kyaddondo threatened.

Upon restart of play for the second half, Buweekula called for a change.

Martin Seguya was introduced for Feni Erieza. Kyaddondo’s Ivan Kabugo’s recovered from a knock to solider on.

On the hour mark, Buweekula made a change to bolster their team. Jamaldin Nsereko replaced Bosco Kanyike.

Kyaddondo captain Trevor Kalule was fully alert to head away the aerial threat.

Buweekula goalkeeper Kafeero landed awkwardly after an aerial challenge but swiftly recovered before the second hydration break.

Inside the final 20 minutes, Kyaddondo introduced dangerman Raphael Masudi.

Buweekula’s Livingstone Kaweesi tested goalkeeper Ashraf Bwabye with a free-kick that the latter tamed before yet another free-kick from skipper Patrick Kagulire flew off target.

Kyaddondo’s captain Trevor Kalule was named man of the match for the timely tackles, clearances and overall command of the game.

Buweekula who won the trophy last season is in Bulange group alongside Kyaddondo, Buddu, Busujju, Buluuli and islanders Buvuma.

I am happy to be in Mubende on behalf of the Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II. It was a great game of football from the two teams although we did not see any goals which is the beauty of the game. I commend the discipline from the fans. I see the level of competition in this championship has gone up. The scorer of the winning goal in the Stanbic Uganda Cup (Jimmy Kalema) for Kitara in the final was the top scorer of the Buganda Masaza Cup.

Oweek. Charles Peter Mayiga, Prime Minister of Buganda Kingdom

Sponsors:

The Buganda Masaza Cup is sponsored by Airtel Uganda, Plascon Uganda, Centenary Bank, UNAIDS and Pilsner King.

Team Line Ups (Shirt numbers in brackets):

Buweekula XI: William Kafeero (G.K, 12), Shafiq Kibirige (6), Shafiq Ssali (24), Fazil Bumba Magoba (25), Patrick Kagulire (Captain, 4), Patrick Ssekyanzi (13), Livingstone Kaweesi (5), Feni Erieza (17), Denis Konde (10), Bosco Kanyike (20), Fred Lopez Tumusiime (9)

Subs: Geophry Birungi (1), Calvin Wabomba (22), Baros Ssenkungu (2), Isaac Wasswa (7), Elijah Adrian Ssemwogerere (23), Jamaldin Nsereko (21), Martin Seguya (18)

Kyaddondo XI: Ashraf Bwabye (G.K, 12), Paul Kirada (19), Razak Mubeere (23), Ivan Kabugo (25), Trevor Kalule (Captain, 14), Akram Ssenyondo (17), Hamzah Kalubwali (4), Calvin Otim (5), Faizol Mumali (8), Abass Muluya (10), Kenneth Ssebaduka (18)

Subs: Musa Obuya (G.K. 1), Warren Otim (16), Dennis Ongongo (3), Raphael Masudi (13), Pius Wakooli (21), Bast Sooka (6), Sharif Ahuura (20), Uthuman Noah (24), Kenneth Muwonge (22)

Head coach: Bright Tadeo Nyanzi

All Winners Since 2004:

• 2025: Buweekula
• 2024: Buddu
• 2023: Bulemeezi
• 2022: Busiro
• 2021: Buddu
• 2020: Gomba
• 2019: Bulemeezi
• 2018: Singo
• 2017: Gomba
• 2016: Buddu
• 2015: Singo
• 2014: Gomba
• 2013: Mawokota
• 2012: Bulemeezi
• 2011: Buluri
• 2010: Not Held
• 2009: Gomba
• 2008: Kyadondo
• 2007: Mawokota
• 2006: Kooki
• 2005: Mawokota
• 2004: Gomba

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Mawokota Ssaza Coaching team (2026):

• Head coach: Richard Malinga
• Assistants: Richard Kansole & Hakim Ssenkumba
• Goalkeeping coach: Zzaga Tumusiime
• Team doctor: Nicholas Ssengoba
• Team manager: John Bosco Lubyayi Sseguya

Richard Malinga returned to Mawokota Ssaza to serve as head coach for the fifth time.

The former Uganda Cranes international will work with Richard Kansole and Hakim Ssenkumba as assistants.

The other members of the backroom include Zzaga Tumusiime as goalkeeping coach, Nicholas Ssengoba the team doctor and John Bosco Lubyayi Sseguya as the team manager.

Mawokota is in Masengere group; alongside Kyaggwe, Bulemeezi, Gomba, Busiro in arguably the group of death.

With three titles to their name, Mawokota last won the title in 2013. The two other titles came in 2005 and 2007.

Their opener this season s against Kyaggwe, on 21st June 2026 at the Buwama playgrounds.

All Winners Since 2004:

• 2025: Buweekula
• 2024: Buddu
• 2023: Bulemeezi
• 2022: Busiro
• 2021: Buddu
• 2020: Gomba
• 2019: Bulemeezi
• 2018: Singo
• 2017: Gomba
• 2016: Buddu
• 2015: Singo
• 2014: Gomba
• 2013: Mawokota
• 2012: Bulemeezi
• 2011: Buluri
• 2010: Not Held
• 2009: Gomba
• 2008: Kyadondo
• 2007: Mawokota
• 2006: Kooki
• 2005: Mawokota
• 2004: Gomba

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