It was another eventful round for Ugandan players plying their trade abroad, with standout contributions, difficult setbacks, and crucial wins shaping the weekend across Europe and Africa.
In the Czech Republic, Aziz Kayondo delivered when it mattered most. The defender turned provider, setting up a decisive goal before being withdrawn deep into stoppage time as Slovan Liberec secured a hard-fought 2-1 away victory over FK Jablonec.
π₯ ObΔ naΕ‘e branky z derby #FKJLIB i jejich oslavy jeΕ‘tΔ z jinΓ©ho ΓΊhlu: pic.twitter.com/eUg195T0Qq
β FC Slovan Liberec (@FCSlovanLiberec) April 26, 2026
Over in England, it was a mixed bag. Divine Mukasa featured for an hour as Leicester City settled for a 1-1 draw against Millwall, a result that confirmed Leicesterβs drop to League One, marking a bitter chapter for the club. Elsewhere, Nathan Asiimwe made a late cameo for AFC Wimbledon, who edged Wigan Athletic 1-0 in a tightly contested encounter.
Bevis Mugabi enjoyed a full 90 minutes as Carlisle United cruised to a commanding 3-0 win over Brackley Town. Meanwhile, Toby Sibbick was introduced late on as Burton Albion shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw with Exeter City.
Safe again with a game to spare!!
GARY BOWYER’S BURTON ALBION!!!#TheBrewers pic.twitter.com/XrgjqXQT1d
β Burton Albion FC (@burtonalbionfc) April 25, 2026
In Tanzania, Allan Okello continued to shine for Young Africans SC. He played a pivotal role by registering an assist in their 2-1 Muungano Cup victory over Azam FC. Earlier in the week, the playmaker had also contributed an assist in a dominant 4-0 rout of Muembe Mukambi, underlining his growing influence.
In Denmark, James Bogere remained on the bench as AGF Aarhus were held to a 1-1 draw by FC Nordsjælland.
Action in Rwanda saw Hakim Kiwanuka get on the scoresheet, helping APR FC to a comfortable 3-0 triumph over Mukuru Victory as they strengthened their standing in the league.
In neighboring Kenya, Shafik Batambuze featured for Kakamega Homeboyz FC in their 1-1 stalemate with KCB FC. Mustapha Kizza was also in action, playing his part as Nairobi United secured a valuable 2-1 away win against Mathare United.
Samuel Ssenyonjo logged 72 minutes for AFC Leopards, who fell 1-0 to arch-rivals Gor Mahia FC in the heated Mashemeji Derby. Goalkeeper James Setuba remained an unused substitute in that clash.
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β AFC Leopards (@AFCLeopards) April 26, 2026
Finally, in Scotland, Uche Ikpeazu was an unused option as Ross County delivered a resounding 4-0 victory over Greenock Morton in the Championship. Elvis Bwomono came off the bench to help Aberdeen FC grind out a narrow 1-0 win against Kilmarnock FC.
Jordan Obita completed the full match for Hibernian FC but ended on the losing side as they were beaten 2-1 by Heart of Midlothian FC. Rogers Mato, however, did not feature for Hearts in that encounter.
Full-time at Easter Road. pic.twitter.com/hheIWRovlj
β Hibernian Football Club (@HibernianFC) April 26, 2026
Across leagues and competitions, Ugandan players continue to make their presence felt, whether through decisive contributions, resilient performances, or enduring tough moments in highly competitive environments.
