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Federation of Uganda Football Association, FUFA, has warned clubs not to resume sporting activities until advised. The caution comes after some Clubs have reportedly started training ahead of the 2020/21 season. Mbarara City FC for example, held friendly matches among other teams. This, comes after President Museveni gave Sports a...

FUFA has cautioned clubs against poor use of the Covid19 relief funds. The teams have been warned not use the funds to pay sign-on fees to players. Sign-on fee/bonus is a sum of money paid to a player by a club as an incentive to join that new club or...

Uganda Premier League clubs and FUFA are contemplating on the idea of seeking for loans from FIFA. The idea was top of the agenda as FUFA and UPL Clubs owners met on Monday morning in the first Breakfast meeting at Imperial Hotel in Kampala. FUFA ealier approved Sh526m to UPL...

Disclaimer:This is artistic work of fiction – Names, characters, places and events are the imagination of the writer. Any resemblance between these characters and real teams is purely coincidental. Check our previous episodes here ADMIN: Hey, like you are all aware that FUFA approved appropriation of the FIFA Covid19 relief...

Federation of Uganda Football Association revealed the owners of the clubs that will play in the Uganda Premier League next season. The list includes new comers MYDA FC and UPDF FC, with a third member yet to be determined, courtesy of the upcoming promotion playoffs. The information of club ownership...

Disclaimer:This is artistic work of fiction – Names, characters, places and events are the imagination of the writer. Any resemblance between these characters and real teams is purely coincidental. Check out out Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3 and Episode 4 ADMIN: Hello Guys, hope everyone received the Prize money for the 2019/20...

Federation of Uganda Football Association has issued out Sh128M to Uganda Premier League Clubs, this website can confirm. The amount comes in form of prize money for the 2019/20 season which was ended prematurely with five rounds to go due to Covid19 pandemic. Vipers, who finished top of the log...

Disclaimer:This is artistic work of fiction – Names, characters, places and events are the imagination of the writer. Any resemblance between these characters and real teams is purely coincidental. Check out out Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3 ADMIN: Mr President it's good to have you here. Magogo: You are...

By FUFA Media 1: FUFA Clubs Pro AgendaThe programme was inaugurated in Uganda in 2016 (optional) by FUFAIt was made mandatory in 2016 for UPL Clubs then in 2018 Big League teams were enrolled. Why the FUFA Clubs Pro Agenda?1- To facilitate clubs to re-engineer their sporting and business processes.2-...

Disclaimer:This is artistic work of fiction – Names, characters, places and events are the imagination of the writer. Any resemblance between these characters and real teams is purely coincidental. Missed part 1, click here ADMIN: Hope you guys have seen the club licensing regulations for the upcoming 2020/21 season. Mbarara:...

Renowned Football administrator Ben Misagga has said that UPL Clubs 'cannot breathe.' Misagga's claims come in the wake of unrest between FUFA and UPL Clubs over a number of issues. Some clubs shunned the consultative meeting last week and it remains to be seen if they will attend the second...