Uganda & African Football
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Discover what it takes for an African footballer to reach the Premier League, from academy development and competitive football to scouting, Europe and England's rules.
Discover Arnold Vula’s football journey, his Beerschot career, Ugandan heritage and memorable Uganda Cranes debut against Libya in the AFCON 2027 qualifiers.
Uganda Cranes beat Libya 1-0 in the AFCON 2027 qualifiers in Hoima. Arnold Vula scored the decisive goal as Uganda collected three points.
Uganda Cranes have announced their starting XI for the AFCON 2027 qualifier against Libya, with Denis Onyango captaining the team. See the full lineup and substitutes.
Uganda face Libya in the AFCON 2027 qualifiers at Hoima City Stadium. Here is everything to know about the Cranes, key players, tactics and match.
Why are more Ugandan footballers looking abroad? We explore overseas opportunities, academies, scouting, career development and the future of Ugandan talent.
For many fans, the UGX 20,000 ordinary ticket is likely to be the most accessible option, while the UGX 30,000 upper section provides another choice for supporters looking for a different seating area.
Pitso Mosimane is back as South Africa coach. Can the experienced tactician lead Bafana Bafana through AFCON 2027 qualifying and challenge for continental glory?
The FIFA Regulations on the status and transfer of players have played a key role in the training and development of players since 2001.
The next major opportunity will come at AFCON 2027, which will be jointly hosted by Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. The tournament will be historic as the first Africa Cup of Nations to be staged across three countries.
Some academies have produced generations of international stars, while others are becoming increasingly important because of their modern facilities, international partnerships and ability to move young players into professional football.
AFCON 2027 could become a turning point for African football. Jointly hosted by Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, the tournament will be the first AFCON staged across three countries and will return the competition to East Africa for the first time since 1976.
