KCCA out to avoid sixth straight league defeat away to URA

Wednesday April 16, 2025

• BUL vs Police – Njeru 4pm
• Mbale Heroes vs Express – Mbale 4pm
• Mbarara City vs SC Villa – Kakyeeka 4pm
• UPDF vs Maroons – Bombo 4pm
• URA vs KCCA – Nakivubo 7pm

KCCA will be out to complete a double over URA for the first time since the 2018/19 season when the two lock horns at Hamz stadium, Nakivubo on Wednesday.

The Kasasiro who have lost back-to-back games after defeats to Kitara and NEC have also not picked a point on the road to URA in five straight matches.

The last time the Kasasiro picked a point away to the tax collectors in 2019 when they won 1-0 courtesy of Timothy Awany second half goals.

URA are in good form coming into this game with three wins on the trot and area aware that a win against the Kasasiro will propel them to joint third on the table especially if BUL falter at home to Police.

For KCCA, a win will put them on 37 points with six matches remaining to end the season.

The Kasasiro have Mustafa Mujjuzi, Ettiene Katenga and Bright Anukani return but Filbert Obenchan is out due to a hip injury suffered in the defeat to BUL.

URA could be without Ivan Ahimbisibwe who went off injured in the 4-0 win over Soltilo Bright Stars leaving Bruno Bunyaga as the main man to lead the attack

Key Stats

• Since 2012, there have been 25 league meetings with both teams on 9 wins [D6]
• KCCA have not completed a double over URA since 2018-19 when they won 7-2 at home and 1-0 away.
• URA have won the most recent five meetings at home in succession.

In the other matches on Wednesday, Express make a long trip to Mbale to face hosts Mbale Heroes, Villa visit Mbarara City, Maroons are away to UPDF and BUL host Police at Njeru.

Thursday April 17, 2025

• Vipers SC vs NEC – Kitende 7pm

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