Buganda Masaza Cup 2022:
Latest Results:
- Ssingo 3-1 Buvuma
- Gomba 2-0 Buwekula
- Mawokota 2-0 Butambala
- Bulemeezi 1-0 Ssese
- Busiro1-0 Kyaggwe
- Kabula 0-0 Kooki
- Mawogola 0-0 Buluuli
- Buddu 0-0 Kyadondo
- Busujju 0-0 Bugerere
A total of 10 goals were netted in the latest nine matches of the 2022 Buganda Masaza Cup football tournament.
On a low scoring rate, five teams registered out-right victories with four games ending in goalless stalemates.
Ssingo, Gomba, Mawokota, Bulemeezi, and Busiro all won their respective home duels.
At the Mityana Ssaza ground, Ssingo recovered from a goal down to defeat islanders Buvuma 3-1.
Stuart Keezaala gave the visitors the lead on 28 minutes. Musa Mulindwa scored into his own net as Ssingo pushed hard for the equalizer 11 minutes before the mandatory halftime recess.
Conrad Ssenjogera and captain Amuli Mukasa’s free-kick gave Ssingo the deserved three points.
At the Kabulasooke PTC grounds in Gomba, the hosts avenged the first-round loss to Buwekula, winning 2-0. Kenneth Kimera and Bruce Kalibbala scored Gomba’s goals.
Mawokota pipped visiting Butambala 2-0 in Mpigi. Alex Yiga and John Paul Ddembe were on target for the three-time champions.
Elsewhere, skipper Sulaiman Oscar Ssesaazi was the hero in Bulemeezi’s 1-0 win over another Island side, Ssese.
Busiro’s fairytale run at Ssentema continued with the 1-0 home win over visiting Kyaggwe. Jimmy Kalema scored the solitary goal for Simon Peter Mugerwa’s coached side.
Meanwhile, four games ended in goal-less draws.
As Kabula hosted Kooki in Lyantonde, Mawogola against Buluuli in Ssembabule, defending champions Buddu versus Kyadondo at the Masaka recreational stadium in Masaka city, and Busujju’s home duel with Bugerere, all the games ended barren.
This tournament which is played by non-super league and FUFA Big League players has been held in 2004.
Over the years, the tournament has grown through leaps and bounds, normally associated with passionate swarms of fans for home and away matches.
His Majesty the king of Buganda Kingdom, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II graces the official opening and closing ceremonies.
