Despite his side, UPDF suffering a 2-1 defeat to Entebbe UPPC, Hussein Mbalangu picked positives from the performance.
The army side started brighter and got a lead through Derrick Taremwa whose powerful header found the back of the net.
However, the Printers responded better levelling matters before halftime when Thomas Ochungo headed home five minutes to time and later in the second half, substitute Ambrose Kigozi won it after winning and converting a penalty.
“Sad that we didn’t get at least point but we have some positives to take and build on,” said Mbalangu.
“In the first game, we didn’t score but today we did and that is an improvement from the last game. We shall build on that and defend better in the next game,” he added.
Their next opponent will be away to Police on September 10 at Police Arena, Kira Road.
