In a highly anticipated friendly match, Nkumba University’s football team faced off against Express FC at the University’s football ground, resulting in a 0-0 stalemate.
The first half saw both teams showcase their skills and goal-scoring strategies, but neither could break the deadlock. The second half was a mirror image of the first, with both teams pushing for a goal, but the defenses held strong.
“We’re pleased with the performance,” said Loch Ssomoko, Nkumba University’s Assistant Coach. “The match highlighted our strengths and weaknesses, and we’re now aware of what we need to work on to improve.”
Ssomoko added that the match served as a valuable learning experience for the team. “These kinds of matches are essential for our development. We’re excited to see how far we can go.”
Kennedy Ssewankambo, Nkumba University Team Captain, expressed confidence ahead of their upcoming matches in Nigeria. “This friendly match has given us a boost, and we’re ready for the challenges ahead. We’re confident that we can make a strong showing in the All African Universities League.”
According to Express Football Club Head Coach, Mbowa Baker, the match served as a wake-up call, highlighting crucial areas for enhancement ahead of the upcoming season. “This game has shown us where we need to improve. We’re grateful to Nkumba University for hosting us and we’re looking forward to our next match on Saturday.”
The friendly match proved to be a valuable experience for both teams as they gear up for upcoming competitions. Nkumba University is set to participate in the All African Universities League in Nigeria, while Express FC prepares for a match on Saturday.
