FootballJan 3, 2025

Stanbic Uganda Cup Round of 64 Draws Scheduled for January 6th

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Nsereko Musoke Isa

Jan 3, 20252 min readJan 3, 2025

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The Uganda Cup competition is set to take a significant step forward with the draws for the round of 64 scheduled to take place on Monday, January 6th, 2025, at 11 am at the Serena Hotel in Kampala. A total of 64 teams have qualified for this stage of the competition, comprising 16 Uganda Premier […]

The Uganda Cup competition is set to take a significant step forward with the draws for the round of 64 scheduled to take place on Monday, January 6th, 2025, at 11 am at the Serena Hotel in Kampala.

A total of 64 teams have qualified for this stage of the competition, comprising 16 Uganda Premier League (UPL) teams, 15 FUFA Big League teams, and 32 teams from the eight football regions that made it through the preliminary rounds. Notably, 403 Brigade FC and Football Classroom are the only two non-league teams to have reached this stage.

Kitara FC won the 50th edition of the Stanbic Uganda Cup by defeating NEC 1-0 at Wankulukuku, courtesy of Solomon Okwalinga’s goal.

The teams participating in the round of 64 are:

UPL Teams:

1. BUL

2. Vipers

3. Express

4. Kitara FC

5. Lugazi FC

6. UPDF

7. Soltilo Bright Stars

8. Wakiso Giants

9. Mbale Heroes

10. Maroons FC

11. SC Villa

12. NEC

13. KCCA FC

14. Mbarara City

15. Police FC

16. Kitara FC (defending champions)

FUFA Big League Teams:

1. Ntugasaze FC

2. Kiyinda Boys

3. Paidha Black Angels

4. Busoga United FC

5. Gaddafi FC

6. Booma FC

7. Buhimba Saints United FC

8. Arua Hill SC

9. Blacks Power FC

10. Calvary FC

11. Kaaro Karungi

12. Kigezi HomeBoyz

13. Kataka FC

14. Onduparaka FC

15. MYDA FC

Regional Teams:

1. Eastern Region: Iganga Young, Mayuge United, Busia Youngstars FC, UCU FC

2. North Eastern Region: Soroti Thunders, Junior Eagles FC, Tepa FC, 403 Brigade FC

3. Buganda Region: Seeta United, Simba FC, Young Simba FC, Garuga Stars FC, Mawokotta United FC

4. West Nile Region: Packwach Youngstars, Total FC, Odramachaku Central FC, Kuluva Rainbow

5. Kampala Region: Football Classroom, Water FC, New Life Katereke, CATDA FC

6. Western Region: Bushenyi Veterans FC, Mbarara FC, Rwampara Bulls FC, Kisoro Young Simba FC

7. Northern Region: Karadali FC, Red Devo FC, Kalongo United FC, Pajule Lions FC

8. Kitara Region: Bumate United FC, Mabira Town Council, Bugiongo Leopards, Karuguza United FC.

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