URA set pace with intent at half time
Elation: URA coach Sam Ssimbwa celebrates after his team defeated KCCA at the MTN Omondi Stadium in Lugogo on February 18. URA have ended the first round on 36 points having won 11 games. PHOTO/JOHN BATANUDDE
See-saw Race: A decade since winning the last of their four UPL titles, URA have a stick between their teeth to lead the way this term by finishing the first round with seven-matching winning streak that has left reigning champions Vipers chasing their shadow.
Captain Fantastic: URA’s Shafiq Kagimu celebrates his goal in the 2-0 victory against Police. The inspirational skipper has four goals in this campaign thus far. PHOTO/EDDIE CHICCO
Killer Instinct: Vipers’ Congolese striker Cesar Manzoki (L) was the beneficiary from a goalmouth scramble against Solitilo Bright Stars at St Mary’s Stadium in Kitende. The hosts won 2-0 with Jamil Kalisa scoring the other. PHOTO/ISMAIL KEZAALA
Big Splash: Kyetume’s Richard Matovu slides to clear the ball from Police’s player Johnson Odongo at the MTN Omondi Stadium in Lugogo on February 12. PHOTO/JOHN BATANUDDE
SC Villa’s Salim Abdallah dribbles past Vipers left back Disan Galiwango. It was one of the few moments of joy as Villa lost 3-0. PHOTO/EDDIE CHICCO
Fruitless Dive: Mbarara City custodian Muhammad Ssekeba could not save SC Villa Derrick Ndahiro’s penalty. PHOTO/EDDIE CHICCO
Stern Caution: FIFA Referee Ronald Madanda dons a tough face as he talks to UPDF forward Davis Kasirye. PHOTO/JOHN BATANUDDE
Left For Dead: Myda’s Dickson Outta skips past KCCA defender Moses Aliro. KCCA trounced Myda 5-0. PHOTO/EDDIE CHICCO
Melee: Kitara goalkeeper Emmanuel Opio looks to grab a loose ball with Express striker Eric Kambale lurking. PHOO/JOHN BATANUDDE
Photo collection : Daily Monitor
