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The Ankole Lions had failed the licensing requirements for the second round, and FUFA had subsequently withdrawn the rights to host at Kakyeka.
Ahead of the second round, Uganda Premier League outfit Mbarara City FC have been cleared to host their matches at their home grounds, Kakyeka Stadium.
The Ankole Lions had failed the licensing requirements for the second round, and FUFA had subsequently withdrawn the rights to host at Kakyeka.
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However, in a turn of events, the Uganda Premier League secretariat has backtracked on the decision.
"Mbarara City FC will host its home matches during the second round of the 2023-2024 season at Kakyeka Stadium," the UPL confirmed on their social media handles.
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17:53 - 23.01.2024
UPL clubs breathe a temporal sigh of relief after Kakyeka Stadium fails licencing requirements
Kakyeka Stadium is a make of an anthill-like pitch and often turns dodgy and garden-like soggy when it rains.
A number of clubs have time and again cried foul over the appalling conditions of the stadium, especially the playing surface.
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12:33 - 31.01.2024
Lwasa! - Everything you need to know about KCCA's new signing
Besides being employed as a midfielder, Lwasa is also comfortable playing on the right and left wings.
Meanwhile, Mbarara City are set to host Express FC in their first match of the second round on February 2.
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The Ankole Lions ended the first half of the season 11th on the 16-team log with 17 points in 15 matches.
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11:16 - 31.01.2024
Reports: Travis Mutyaba jets to Egypt ahead of move to Zamalek
It should be noted that last year, FUFA indicated that Mutyaba was a Dinamo Tbilisi player, despite the club never announcing his arrival.
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