Kakungulu Memorial College will get one other alternative to finish their look forward to the USSSA Boys’ U20 Futsal Championship title after securing a second consecutive closing look, organising a mouthwatering conflict with Kyaddondo SS on Thursday.
Final 12 months’s runners-up survived a stern take a look at from event shock package deal Mild SS Soroti, edging them 3-2 in an exhilarating semifinal on Wednesday afternoon.
Debutants Mild SS as soon as once more showcased their attacking prowess and created quite a few alternatives, however their wastefulness in entrance of objective in the end proved expensive in opposition to a extra skilled Kakungulu facet.
Derrick Kuloba handed Kakungulu the lead earlier than Ronnie Asiimwe doubled their benefit. Simon Peter Obore twice pulled Mild SS again into the competition, however Hassan Dhaira’s strike finally proved decisive as Kakungulu held on to succeed in one other closing.
Amongst Kakungulu’s standout performers was Ibrahim Azabo, whose top-flight futsal expertise performed a key function in guiding his facet by way of the tense encounter. The Kisenyi participant admitted his staff needed to dig deep to safe victory.
“We had been fortunate to win as a result of Mild gave us a really tough sport,” Azabo mentioned. “Expertise helped us in key moments and now we’re assured of lifting the title.”
With defending champions Mukono Kings absent from this 12 months’s championship, Kakungulu shall be assured of going one step additional than final season.
Kyaddondo Await
Standing in Kakungulu’s approach shall be a powerful Kyaddondo SS facet that defeated St. Francis Busunju 4-2 within the first semifinal.
Junior Jude Kakooza stole the present with an outstanding hat-trick, whereas Junior Joseph Mudde added the fourth objective to seal Kyaddondo’s place within the closing regardless of Allan Bakiika scoring twice for Busunju.
In the meantime, Mild SS recovered from their semifinal disappointment to complete third after edging St. Francis Busunju 3-2 within the bronze medal playoff.
Regardless of lacking out on the ultimate, Mild captain Simon Peter Obore remained upbeat, pointing to the staff’s qualification for the FEASSSA Video games in Morogoro, Tanzania.
“We noticed how shut we got here,” Obore mentioned. “I imagine we’re able to doing even higher once we go to Morogoro.”
The stage is now set for an thrilling finale as Kyaddondo SS and Kakungulu Memorial College battle for the USSSA Boys’ U20 Futsal Championship crown on Thursday morning.Thursday Fixtures
Ladies U20
St. Francis Busunju vs Masheruka Ladies – 8:00am
Kakungulu Memorial College vs Seroma Christian Excessive College – 9:00am
Boys U20 Last
Kyaddondo SS vs Kakungulu Memorial College – 10:00am
