Uganda Premier League

Ssentongo’s goal enough, Kyetume move out of the relegation zone

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Veteran striker Robert Ssentongo scored the only goal for Kyetume as they edged Proline FC 1-0 at the Startimes stadium, Lugogo to move out of relegation

Robert Ssentongo headed in from close range in the 13th minute of the game to give Kyetume an early lead.

Vincent came close to doubling Kyetume’s lead but Shatif Magoola stood firm in goal and paved the ball away to the corner to deny Kyetume FC.

Joel Mutakubwa played a big role when he denied Hamis Kiiza and Joseph Mandela from finding the back of his net ,just for the first half to end in Kyetume’s lead.

The best chance in the second half fell to Mustafa Mujuzi but the flying defender’s hard taken shot managed to hit the upright.

Kyetume’s win meant that they completed a double against Proline FC. Robert Ssentongo also netted in the first round at Namboole to grant the Slaughterers a hard fought home win.

Both teams came into the game in the relagation zone. Kyetume in the 14th position on 19points and Proline leading from bottom  in the 16th position on 15 points.

Kyetume now moves in the 11th position with 22 points two ahead of the drop zone after collecting maximum points and Proline remains bottom of the log.

Proline will pay a visit to SC Villa at the Bombo Army play grounds in their next game while  Kyetume will host on-form URA FC at the Mighty Arena in Jinja.

Teams Used

Proline XI: Magoola Shatif, James Besiga, Richard Ajuna, Musitafa Mujjuzi, Ibrahim Sendi, Joseph Mandela, Bright Anukani, Brian Umony, Hamis Kizza, Hakim Kiwanuka

Kyetume XI: Joel Mutakubwa, Doe Isejja, Charles Musoke, Jonathan Mugabi, Emmanuel Obua, Julius Lule, Rahmatah Kagimu, Feni Ali Moses, Vicent Kayizzi, Robert Ssentongo, James Ssemabo.

SUPL – Sunday results

Proline 0-1 Kyetume

Wakiso 1-1 Bright Stars

Vipers 1-0 Onduparaka

Express 0-1 Mbarara City

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