Buhimba 0 – 3 URA Kampala
Uganda Premier League | May 22, 2026

URA Kampala delivered a professional performance on the road, sweeping aside Buhimba with a convincing 3-0 victory. The win strengthens URA’s push for a top‑four finish, while Buhimba remain anchored near the bottom of the Uganda Premier League standings.

First‑Half Dominance

URA Kampala took control from the kick‑off, moving the ball quickly and exploiting space behind Buhimba’s full‑backs. The opening goal came in the 11th minute when midfielder Yasin Mugume threaded a perfectly weighted pass to striker Brian Mululi, who swept a first‑time shot into the far corner. Buhimba struggled to respond, with their midfield overrun by URA’s energetic trio.

The visitors doubled their lead in the 28th minute. A corner kick was met by the head of defender Ronald Ssekiganda, whose powerful effort gave the goalkeeper no chance. Buhimba had a brief spell of pressure before half‑time, but URA’s backline, led by captain Isaac Opio, remained resolute.

Second‑Half Execution

URA continued to control proceedings after the interval. Buhimba attempted to push forward in search of a lifeline, but this left gaps at the back. The third goal came in the 64th minute when substitute Patrick Muyingo turned inside the box and fired low into the bottom corner after a quick passing move. The goal effectively ended the contest, and URA’s players managed the final half‑hour with composure, denying Buhimba any clear chances.

Key Performers

• Brian Mululi – His goal and intelligent movement were vital in breaking the deadlock early.
• Ronald Ssekiganda – Dominant from set pieces and solid in defence, he capped his display with a well‑taken header.
• Yasin Mugume – Pulled the strings in midfield, his vision and passing range were central to URA’s dominance.

Season Context

URA Kampala’s victory keeps them firmly in contention for a spot in the Uganda Super Cup qualifying places. For Buhimba, the defeat is a bitter blow in their battle against relegation; they now sit second from bottom, with defensive frailty a recurring issue. The result highlights the gulf in quality between the two sides and underscores URA’s ambitions for the season.