Uganda eyes critical AFCON qualifier against South Africa
Uganda Cranes Bevis Mugabi (center) celebrates his goal against South Sudan with Khalid Aucho during an AFCON qualifier at Namboole, October, 11, 2024. Uganda woin 1-0. Photo by Michael Nsubuga
The Uganda national football team is gearing up for a crucial Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against South Africa, scheduled for November 15, 2024, in Kampala.
The Ugandans are hoping for a victory that would secure their place in the 2025 AFCON tournament in Morocco, a feat that requires them to clinch three points in their final qualifier.
The match is set to be a high-stakes encounter, with both teams eager to qualify for the continental competition.
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Uganda’s performance in the qualifiers has been a mixed bag, but they are optimistic, especially with the support of their home crowd.
Head coach Milutin Sredojević, known as “Micho,” has been working to strengthen the squad, with key players expected to deliver a standout performance against their southern African rivals.
The upcoming clash marks a pivotal moment for Uganda’s footballing future, as they aim to return to the continental stage after missing out in the last tournament.
Fans and analysts are hopeful that Uganda’s resilience and team spirit will guide them to success and a spot at the AFCON in Morocco.
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