Uganda Cup Semi-Final Draw Completed, FUFA Changes Venue For Final

August 9, 2021
L-R: Decolas Kiiza, Fred Tamale (Holding the Stanbic Uganda Cup trophy) and Aish Nalule

L-R: Decolas Kiiza, Fred Tamale (Holding the Stanbic Uganda Cup trophy) and Aish Nalule

Stanbic Uganda Cup 2021 (Semi-finals)

1st Legs:

Match No.57: Police Vs Vipers – MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo

Match No.58: BUL Vs Express – Kyabazinga Stadium – Bugembe, Jinja

*To be played between 19th – 31st August 2021 (Home and Away)

The semi-final draw for the 2021 Stanbic Uganda Cup tournament has been held at FUFA House on Monday morning.

Former Uganda Cranes and Express legend Fred Tamale, winner of the cup on three occassions in 1994, 1995 and 1997 was chief guest.

Decolas Kiiza Hantali (FUFA Deputy CEO – Football) and Aisha Nalule (FUFA Competitions Director) also attended the draw.

L-R: Decolas Kiiza, Fred Tamale (Holding the Stanbic Uganda Cup trophy) and Aish Nalule

Express Football Club takes on BUL and Police shall battle Vipers over the two legs.

This stage will be played over two legs. In case of a tie, the away goal’s rule will be used to determine the winner. Cautions only serve in the Stanbic Uganda Cup. 2020-21 season licenses will be used. There will be mandatory testing for the COVID-19 of all players.

Nalule told the media.

National broadcaster UBC TV and the sister channel, Star Television came on board to televise at least a match per match day.

A new venue for the final will be named in the due course.

Uganda Cup (formerly Kakungulu cup) Winners since 1971

1971 – Coffee F.C

1972-1975 – Not Held

1976 – Gangama F.C

1977– Simba F.C

1978 – Nsambya F.C

1979 – KCC F.C

1980 – KCC F.C

1981 – Coffee F.C

1982 – KCC F.C

1983 – SC Villa

1984 – KCC F.C

1985 – Express F.C

1986 – SC Villa

1987 – KCC F.C

1988 – SC Villa

1989 – SC Villa

1990 – KCC F.C

1991 – Express F.C

1992 – Express F.C

1993 – KCC F.C

1994 – Express F.C

1995 – Express F.C

1996 – UEB S.C

1997 – Express F.C

1998 – SC Villa

1999 – Mbale Heroes S.C

2000 – SC Villa

2001 – Express F.C

2002 – SC Villa

2003 – Express F.C

2004 – KCC F.C

2005 – URA F.C

2006 – Express F.C

2007 – Express F.C

2007/8 – Victors S.C

2008/9 – SC Villa

2009/10 – Victors S.C

2010/11 – Simba S.C

2011/12 – URA F.C

2013/2013 – Sports Club Victoria University

2013/2014 – URA F.C

2014/15 – SC Villa

2015/16 – Vipers Sports Club

2016/17 – KCCA

2017/18 – KCCA

2018/19 – Proline

2019/20 – Cancelled because of the Coronavirus pandemic

2020/21 – ???