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    YMCA, Muteesa 1 Royal battle for Pepsi College Soccer League Glory – The Panorama Uganda

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    David GOMBE

    Remaining: YMCA Complete Institute Vs Muteesa I Royal College (3 PM)
    Third-place: St Lawrence College Vs Kampala College (12 PM)
    Venue: Hamz Stadium (Nakivubo Warfare Memorial Grounds

    David GOMBEPepsi College Soccer League 2025-26 | Saturday, 2nd

    The 2025/26 Pepsi College Soccer League will formally climax on Saturday at Hamz Stadium in Nakivubo with YMCA taking over Muteesa I Royal College within the closing.

    The 2 finalists have by no means received the competitors and that is their maiden closing.

    Each side are decided and assured of smiling to the title. Whereas addressing the media within the put up match press convention, YMCA head coach Frances Totti Sande anticipate his costs to win the title.

    “I’ve numerous confidence in my gamers as a result of they’ve performed many high-level matches, together with the Masaza Cup. I consider we’re going to elevate the trophy,” he mentioned.

    YMCA wanted a 6-5 penalty shootout to beat two time champions Kampala College throughout the semifinal stage.

    Muteesa 1 Royal College tactician Ssengabi George William asserted about his staff’s readiness for the sport of their lives.

    “We respect the organizers of this event. My staff is greater than prepared we have now been ready for this second, and I strongly consider the trophy is heading to Masaka,” he acknowledged

    Muteesa I Royal College secured a slot within the closing with a shock 3-1 win away to St Lawrence College. The end result noticed them cruise to the ultimate 3-1 on combination after the 2 legged semifinal.

    In final yr’s version, Uganda Martyrs College claimed the title with a commanding 3-0 victory over St Lawrence College at Muteesa II Stadium Wankulukuku.

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