BUL FC DEFEND FUFA SUPER 8 TROPHY

In a thrilling finale, BUL FC emerged victorious against Vipers SC in the FUFA Super 8 final, winning 6-5 in a nail-biting penalty shootout after a 0-0 draw in 120 minutes of play at the MTN Omondi Stadium on September 1st, 2024.

The match saw both teams create scoring opportunities, with BUL FC’s Wagoina winning a free kick in the 3rd minute, only for Mwere’s effort to sail over the bar. Vipers SC’s Wadada came close in the 11th minute, but Joel’s incredible save denied him. George cleared a corner in the 32nd minute, while Kimera missed a tap-in for Vipers in the 46th minute. Wagoina had a one-on-one chance in the 48th minute, but Kiggundu saved the day for Vipers.

The match remained goalless after full time, sending it into extra time. Najib shot wide in the 103rd minute, while Mugulusi’s effort kissed the woodwork in the 108th minute. Tezikya was denied by Kiggundu in the same minute.

In the penalty shootout, BUL FC’s Wagoina, Lwenda, Tahomera, Mutakubwa, Tezikya, and Mugulusi all scored, while Vipers’ Luyima missed, securing BUL FC’s victory.

BUL FC will return to action on September 16th in the Startimes Uganda Premier League against Police FC at Kavumba Recreation Center at 4 pm.

Full Time Score

BUL FC 0(6) – 0(5) Vipers SC (penalties)

Venue:

MTN Omondi Stadium

Competition:

FUFA Super 8 Final

Date:

September 1st, 2024

Time:

8 pm

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Match: Vipers SC Vs BUL FC

Competition: Stanbic Uganda Cup final

Venue: FUFA Technical Centre – Njeru

Kick off time: 15Hrs00

The game will be live on UBC Tv

Manager Alex Isabirye speaking to players during training

BUL Football Club set up a date with Vipers SC for Sunday’s Stanbic Uganda Cup final after knocking out Express on Thursday afternoon.

The Eastern Giants will be playing their first major final in history and they are keen to win the cup.

While addressing members of the sports media during FUFA’s special press conference at their headquarters on Friday morning, Alex Isabirye is confident his guard will complete the task at hand.

Manager Alex Isabirye said; “My team is very ready waiting to play the final,” .

“I have confidence in my players; we shall win the trophy.”

The team has only two days to rest as well as working out a plan to defang the opponents but Isabirye has discarded fears of fatigue and promised nothing short of victory.

“My opponent has had enough time to rest and even monitor our team play but that will not worry me at all.”

 “Finals are won not played, so we are going to win the game on Sunday.”

“If we can beat the regional champion Express FC, what about tiring Vipers!” Isabirye wondered

The Eastern Giants camp has been beefed up by the return of team captain Walter Ochora and forward Hamis Tibita.

Endowed Simon Peter Oketch and anchorman Richard Wandyaka will also join the fight on Sunday after sitting out of the Thursday fixture due to suspension.