With the loss to Express still ringing in their minds, Maroons hit the road again on Tuesday for a trip to Mwererwe where a game of football against Bright Stars awaits.
The Prisons side is yet to savor their return to top flight. Maroons opened their campaign with a brilliant show against defending champions KCCA, but disappointing performances have been the order of the day since then.
Asaph Mwebaze and his boys are yet to replicate that performance at Lugogo, and have consequently dropped down to the bottom of the table.
Tomorrow, they head to a place where a handful of teams have managed to return home with maximum points and very few will expect Maroons who have not won a football game this season to pick up the three points from the Champions Stadium.
Bright Stars secured their first victory of the campaign against Kirinya-Jinja SSS at the same ground before the international break, with on form striker Nelson Senkatuka scoring his third goal of the campaign in that game.
He is expected to continue with his scoring form when Maroons who have shown they have a lot of work to do at the back and who have conceded four goals thus far presenting opposition.
Fred Kajoba’s side sit sixth in the league standings with 6 points collected from four games. They remain one of the three teams yet to suffer defeat this term.
