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    Table Leaders Vipers seek sixth consecutive win as embattled Buhimba visits

    January 30, 2026No Comments
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    David GOMBE

    MATCH DAY 15 FIXTURES

    Friday January 30, 2026

    UPDF vs BUL – Military Barracks Ground, Bombo 4pm
    Vipers vs Buhimba United Saints – St. Mary’s stadium, Kitende 4pm
    KCCA vs Entebbe UPPC – MTN Omondi stadium, Lugogo 8pm

    Saturday January 31, 2026

    Calvary vs Kitara – Midigo P/S Ground, Yumbe 4pm
    Maroons vs Mbarara City – Prisons Ground, Luzira 4pm
    NEC vs Express – MTN Omondi stadium, Lugogo 4pm
    URA vs Police – Hamz stadium, Nakivubo 4pm
    SC Villa vs Lugazi – Fufa stadium, Kadiba 8pm
    UPDF FC Vs BUL – Bombo


    Uganda Premier League table leaders Vipers SC will host struggling Buhimba United Saints on Friday at the St.Mary’s Stadium in Kitende.

    The Venoms have registered five straight wins and are still unbeaten this term.

    Vipers come into this contest after a 4-1 humbling of Police FC on Tuesday.

    Before shredding the Army side, the Venoms had powered 3-0 past URA FC.

    Buhimba on the other hand lost 1-0 to NEC in their previous league encounter and will be seeking a major upset at Kitende.

    Vipers are top of the table with 33 points, three above second placed KCCA FC while the visitors Buhimba are just two points above relegation.

    The Venoms will look up to in form Abdul Karim Watambala who has scored three goals in the last two games along with Usama Arafat who have been involved in several goals for the Kitende based side in this campaign.

    Buhimba consecutive embattled leaders seek sixth table Vipers visits win
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