Express FC is gearing up for a challenging match against URA at Hamz Stadium, Wankulukuku, presenting a crucial test for their recent success. Positioned in 3rd place with 19 points, the team enters the game after an impressive run of five unbeaten matches, including victories against powerhouse teams Villa and KCCA.
The appointment of interim head coach Badru Kaddu has been a turning point for Express FC, with his strategic focus on young players yielding positive results.
Despite his preference for budding talents, Kaddu has also shown trust in experienced players like former URA captain Said Kyeyune, who has excelled in the team despite previous challenges.
Emotions run high for former players facing their past
As the match approaches, emotions are running high for individuals like Said Kyeyune and Alex Isabirye, who have deep ties with both Express FC and URA.
Kyeyune, in particular, will be eager to showcase his skills against his former team where he spent nearly a decade. Meanwhile, Isabirye, a respected coach, will seek victory against a club he departed from under unusual circumstances.
In another exciting fixture, reigning champions SC Villa will clash with Police in an early kickoff at Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku. The match promises to be a captivating encounter between two formidable teams in the league.
Key statistics add to the anticipation of the upcoming matches, with Express FC holding a slight edge over URA in their past encounters.
As the league action continues, fans can look forward to other thrilling fixtures, including Vipers vs BUL at Kitende on Saturday and more matches on Sunday as Match Day TWELVE unfolds.