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    Uganda Cup: Wakiso Giants Suffer Shock Exit

    February 12, 2026No Comments
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    Wakiso Giants is among the three FUFA Big League sides shown exit door in the Stanbic Uganda Cup round of 64 on Tuesday.

    The Purple Sharks were elininated by fifth division side Mutolere SC (SC Volcanoes) in a thrilling match played at Mashaka playground in Kisoro

    The side, coached by former Uganda Cranes midfielder Patrick Ochan, is said to have started last year!

    The encounter ended 2-2, with Wakiso Giants surrendering a two-goal lead after Samson Kasozi and Pius Wangi had scored before halftime.

    Julius Lukyamuzi and Sunny Kaija scored in the second half to force penalties where the hosts prevailed 4-3.

    Bashir Mutanda, Musa Matovu and Samson Kasozi converted for the Purple Sharks while Pius Wanji and Duncan Sseninde fluffed their efforts.

    For the victors, only Alex Mandela missed his penalty but Julius Lukyamuzi, Derrick Menya, Davis Muheirwe and Henry Tumusiime were on target.

    It’s a shocking result for Wakiso Giants who were eliminated by Maroons last season at the round of 16.

    Bright Stars, just like Wakiso Giants who were playing Uganda Premier League last season before relegation, were knocked out by Melody Star via shootouts.

    Paidha Black Angels is the other FUFA Big League side that suffered a shock exit after a 2-1 defeat away to Pajule Lions.

    Cup exit Giants Shock Suffer Uganda Wakiso
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