Makhtum Muziransa

KQ are buoyed by the appointment of new coach Firew Asefa Hailegebreal. He was in Kawempe to watch both Doves and Kawempe, who are his next two opponents.

The weekend was however saved some blushes on Sunday as Amus College and Uganda Martyrs Lubaga drew 2-2 in Kachumbala and Rines SS beat Makerere University 3-1 at home at Kabaka Kyabagu.

NCS chairman Ambrose Tashobya scrolls through his laptop during the engagement with federations. PHOTO/COURTESY

The Commissioner of Physical Education and Sports Rev. Dr Duncans Mugumya (L) sat alongside NCS chairman Ambrose Tashobya. PHOTOS/COURTESY

From the discussion in the room, Finch accused his counterparts of "turning race horses into donkeys" and stopped short of saying they were concentrating on the shorter distances to win the next gala yet they could prepare and load their swimmers to get to the Olympics in the future.

Plotting. Makerere University's Andrew Ndhaye (L) gets tips from his coach Rooney Aheebwe. PHOTO/EDDIE CHICCO

L-R: Mujib Kasule, Eddie Butindo and William Nkemba following the proceedings. PHOTOS/COURTESY

The training pitches in Kadiiba and Kyambogo are still under construction. Wankulukuku needs work on its lights and dressing rooms while Kampala International School of Uganda (Kisu) needs work with its lights and surface.

Top bins. Emmanuel Baguma has led Wananchi to yet another title. PHOTO/COURTESY

Well defended. KHC Swans' defence stood strong as they beat Wananchi 1-0 to retain the Uganda Cup. PHOTOS/EDDIE CHICCO