Futsal Super League (Week 5 Results):
- Parakeets 2-4 Elephants
- Typhoons 3-5 Dream
- YEAK Kabowa 3-2 Kabowa United
- Riham 3-5 KSPG
- Sauna 1-3 Bajim
- YAP Stars 3-6 Park
Freakily speaking about the animal Kingdom, the Elephant family is among the heaviest species of living creatures.
In fact, they are the largest mammals known to be living on land.
Elephants are a proud entity because of their size, tusks and boost of a majestic pride walk.
Yes, they walk the talk with bold actions.
Worthy mentioning, they own a team in the ever interesting Fustal Super League which is played every Thursday night at the International Futsal Courts along Musajjaalumbwa road (behind the AIDS Information center, Mengo).
Elephants Fustal Club has not disappointed thus far with respectable displays and decent scores recorded since match day one.
During match day 5, the Elephants humbled Parakeets 4-2. Benji Kabura and Ali Hafed each scored a brace in the match.
Former Uganda Cranes left back Nestroy Kizito and Godfrey Ssekyewa grabbed a goal apiece to add colour to the final scoreline for a respectable second look.
Log leaders KSPG maintained their status quo with a 5-3 victory past Riham.
KSPG’s goals on the night came through Najib Muwonge, Umar Sebuliba, Sadiq Ssekyembe and Harunah Ssessanga (the latter scored twice).
Tony Sebunya and Samson Sedege were on target for Riham.
The much awaited Kabowa derby did not disappoint as it lived to the billing with the highly charged tension.
At the end of the fast paced match, Yeak smiled home with maximum points after a 3-2 win against Kabowa United.
Innocent Kiwanuka, Ronald Nsamba and Mike Mulindwa inspired Yeak Kabowa with the much needed goals.
Bashir Kayemba and Edward Kyagulanyi got Kabowa United’s goals.
Bajim beat the Futsal mini league Cup winners Sauna 3-1.
Dan Kamoga, Ronald Sekiranda and Jimmy Zziwa scored the goals for Bajim and Harunah Lugolobi got Sauna’s consolation.
Park subjected Yap Stars to a 6-3 loss in the most goal laden match.
Jonathan Obote led Park’s quest with a brace.
Their other goals were scored by Augustine Bakulu, Fahad Mpagi, Alex Ssegawa and Geofrey Charibo.
Ali Mukiibi scored a hat-trick for all the three goals that Yap Stars registered.
The final game of the night witnessed Dream’s 5-3 win against a much youthful Typhoons outfit.
Inspired by former Uganda Cranes, Vipers, Express, El Merriekh and TP Mazembe star midfielder Suliaman “Mike” Mutyaba, Dream was once again unstoppable for the second week in a row.
Now a burly lad, Mutyaba defied his big size as he scored twice with Jamil Kaliisa netting a hat-trick for the supplement.
Geofrey Maawiya and the immensely talented Goffin Oyrioch scored for Typhoons.
For starters, Typhoons are the reigning Futsal Super Cup champions.
The Futsal Super league is its first edition, organized by the Futsal Association Uganda (FAU) as mandated by the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) in conjunction with the International Futsal Courts.
