Uganda Rugby fans made it to World Rugby’s “My Rugby Moment” after dramatically celebrating their 33 all stalemate against Kenya in Nairobi three weeks ago.
The fans after the match gathered in their tunics that is to say “Kanzus” in local Luganda dialect, and they danced the evening away to their favourite songs.
They danced in unison, facing East, West, South and North in consequent phases while raising their arms in the air before jumping twice to change direction.
Uganda impressed courtesy of efficient Phillip Wokorach who made up for his lacklustre show in Kampala with a 100% kicking display.
Uganda led by seven points deep into the second half and conceding a penalty try that leveled matters for the home side to share spoils in the first game of the Africa Gold Cup.
This is how Ugandan fans celebrated a draw in the @RugbyAfrique Gold Cup against Kenya! #MyRugbyMoment pic.twitter.com/SJ7aGhUoGG
— World Rugby (@WorldRugby) July 13, 2017
Rugby Cranes face Tunisia on Saturday. Uganda is left with three games in the campaign.
After Tunisia, Namibia and Zimbabwe will also make trips to Kampala to face the 2007 champions.
