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First Let result
•Kitara FC 1-0 KCCA FC
Second Leg result
•Kitara FC 3-3 KCCA FC
In the second match of the day at MTN Omondi Stadium, KCCA and Kitara FC played an exciting game that ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw.
However, Kitara advanced to the next round on (4-3) aggregate.
KCCA started strongly, pressing hard to gain an early advantage.
Their efforts paid off when Joel Serunjoji scored the opening goal in the 9th minute.
However, Kitara responded immediately as Denis Omedi equalized with a stunning rabona shot from a tight angle, leaving the fans in awe.
Katenga narrowly missed putting KCCA back in front, as his shot hit the side netting.
In the 20th minute, Saidi Mayanja’s powerful strike was deflected by the Kitara defense, keeping the score level.
Throughout the match, Kitara’s Omedi was a constant threat, keeping KCCA’s defenders on their toes.
In the 27th minute, Jude Ssemugabi came close for Kitara but fired wide after a skillful turn.
The atmosphere at the stadium was electric as both teams pushed for the lead.
George Ssenkaba missed a crucial chance for KCCA in the 30th minute, sending his shot wide.
Despite KCCA dominating possession, Kitara had the more dangerous attacks.
In the 36th minute, Kitara took the lead through Ssemugabi, who finished off a well-placed pass from Omedi.
However, KCCA quickly leveled the score in stoppage time of the first half, as Bright Anukani converted a penalty following a faul on Etienne Katenga in the box by Kitara’s Otti.
The second half saw KCCA make a substitution, but Kitara remained determined.
Ssemugabi scored his second goal of the match, once again assisted by Omedi, to put Kitara ahead.
KCCA responded with a floating header from Hassan Muhamudu, which Kusiima couldn’t stop, leveling the score once more.
Kitara made tactical substitutions, including replacing Ssemugabi with Bwambale Lazaro and bringing on Frank Tumwesigye and Fred Amaku to control the pace of play.
Omedi had a chance to seal the win but was denied by KCCA’s goalkeeper Emojong. Tumwesigye’s well-delivered corner was also cleared by the KCCA defense.
The match ended in a 3-3 draw, but Kitara advanced on a 4-3 aggregate score.
Looking ahead, Bul will face Maroons at MTN Omondi Stadium at 5 pm, with their first leg ending in a 1-1 draw.
Later, at 8 pm, SC Villa will take on the Uganda Cranes select team, who won the first leg 2-1.
