HAVING drawn his fifth game in nine games, coach Douglas Bamweyana may be sacked at SC Villa who are fighting relegation in the StarTimes Uganda Premier League.

Bamweyana took the SC Villa job in November last year. He has only managed to win two games, lost two and drawn five.

Angry Villa fans threw tables at Namboole and called for his sacking. “Banweyana may lead us into problems like he did at Express so management must be careful we are tired of his dull tactics,” one angry fan said.

Bashir Mutanda scored for SC Villa and Alfred Onek got an equalizer for Bright Stars who put up a wonderful display as the game ended 1-1. Villa are 12 and three points off the relegation zone which is worrying Jogo fans. Villa have not won a game in the last five games of the league. They take on Vipers, tomorrow a game that is anticipated by many as a cracker on and off the pitch.

Last five games played by Villa:

Paidha 0 – 0 SC Villa

Villa 0 – 1 BUL              

Police 2 – 2 SC Villa             

Nkambi Coffee 2 – 0 SC Villa

URA 1 – 0 SC Villa        

SC Villa 1 – 1 Bright Stars

By Kussam Kalema, Senior Sports Writer

HAVING lost to Police FC by 2-0, Express FC fans have started calling for the sacking of tactician Kefa Kisala.

Police beat Express with inform Juma Balinya on the score sheet and Ruben Kimera. This means that Express have only won two games in their last six encounters.

Police have not lost a game in the last four encounters. They were last beaten by KCCA FC.  Express is tenth on the table with 21 points then Police is seventh with 24 points.

However, the Chairman Kenneth Kiryowa Kiwanuka, has denied the talk of sacking Kisala saying, “It is not true that we have sacked our coach when we make a decision we will communicate officially.”

By Kussam Kalema

Football governing body Federation of Uganda Football Association (FUFA) has banned coaches Mike Mutebi (KCCA FC) and Sam Simbwa (URA FC) and fined them 2 million shillings each.

Through their twitter page, FUFA claims, “Coaches Mike Mutebi of  KCCA FC, Sam Simbwa (URA FC) and Fred Kajoba (Bright FC) have been handed financial fines (UGX 2M each) for bringing the game into disrepute. Simbwa and Mutebi also banned for 4 matches each. Mutebi’s matter forwaded to FUFA Match Integrity Committee.”

The Federation adds, “Sam Simbwa made tribal related comments during the post-match press conference in Jinja between K-Jinja SS FC and URAFC.

Mike Mutebi alleged that before former ED Jennifer Musisi came to KCCCA, the club had a budget for buying matches. He further stated that all the titles that have been won in Ugandan top football league in the last twenty years had been fixed’

Bright Stars FC technical bench officials entered the field of play in the 76 th minute after a penalty was awarded to Tooro United FC. The match stopped for 2 minutes.”