KCCA aims to end three-match losing streak and avenge defeat against Mbarara City
After three straight defeats in the league, KCCA will be fancied to overcome Livingstone Mbabazi’s men who are fighting for survival – they are on 23 points with six matches left only four points ahead of the safety position.
Saturday April 26, 2025
- BUL vs Wakiso Giants – Wakisha 4pm
- SC Villa vs Kitara – Wankulukuku 4pm
- KCCA vs Mbarara City – Lugogo 7pm
KCCA will not only be desperate to end a three-match losing streak when they host Mbarara City but also avenge a bitter ‘board room defeat’ against the Ankole Lions in the reverse fixture.
The Kasasiro, for the first time won away at Kakyeeka but saw their 2-0 overturned for fielding Gavin Kizito who was deemed ineligible despite the UPL confirming his availability after referee William Oloya didn’t record his would be third yellow card of the season.
That defeat literally started the club’s downfall in terms of chasing the premier league title and have since dropped to 7th place with only 34 points coming into the Saturday game.
Jackson Magera and @usama_arafat10 speak ahead of Mbarara City tomorrow.#KCCAFC #StarTimesUPL
— KCCA FC (@KCCAFC) April 25, 2025
After three straight defeats in the league, KCCA will be fancied to overcome Livingstone Mbabazi’s men who are fighting for survival – they are on 23 points with six matches left only four points ahead of the safety position.
The visitors are winless in eight successive league matches with their last victory coming against Mbale Heroes in February.
KCCA will miss the services of Derrick Nsibambi and Ettiene Katenga through injury as well as Mustafa Mujjuzi (malaria) but have Sadat Anaku, Yian Gatbel and Filbert Obenchan available for selection.
Key Stat
- KCCA are unbeaten at home against Mbarara City in the premier league [W4, D2]
Elsewhere in the early kick offs, SC Villa host Kitara at Mutesa II stadium, Wankulukuku while BUL visit Wakiso Giants at Kabaka Kyabaggu stadium, Wakiso
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