Ugandan footballers scattered across Europe, Africa and Asia endured a weekend of contrasting emotions, from assists and crucial goals to narrow defeats and hard-fought draws.
Here’s a comprehensive look at how the Cranes exports fared for their respective clubs.
England
In the English lower divisions and cup action, minutes were shared but results varied. Asiimwe Nathan was introduced late, playing 15 minutes as AFC Wimbledon battled to an entertaining 3-3 stalemate with Barnsley.
Defender Toby Sibbick put in an 89-minute shift for Burton Albion, but they fell narrowly, 1-0, to West Ham in FA Cup action.
Meanwhile, Bevis Mugabi delivered a full-match performance, playing all 90 minutes as Carlisle United secured an impressive 3-1 victory over Forest Green Rovers.
Finland
In the Finnish top flight, Calvin Kabuye featured for 45 minutes, but KuPS came up short in a tight 1-0 loss to Ilves.
Israel
Center-back Timothy Awany completed the full 90 minutes for Ashdod, yet his side could not avoid a 2-1 defeat against Hapoel Beer Sheva.
Romania
Ugandan presence was felt in Romania as well. Elio Capradossi came off the bench for 34 minutes, helping U Cluj to victory over Csikszereda.
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At FCSB, Baba Alhassan featured for 45 minutes, though they were edged 1-0 by Universitatea Craiova.
CAF Interclub Competitions
CAF Champions League
In continental competition, experience and creativity were on display. Veteran goalkeeper Denis Onyango was an unused substitute as Mamelodi Sundowns comfortably beat MC Alger 2-0.
In Tanzania, Allan Okello played 65 minutes and registered an assist as Young Africans swept aside Kabylie 3-0 in a commanding performance.
CAF Confederation Cup
Midfield anchor Khalid Aucho lasted the full 90 minutes for Singida Black Stars in a cagey goalless draw with Stellenbosch.
Oman
In the Gulf, Halid Lwaliwa featured for Al Shabab as they secured a solid 2-0 win over Ibri.
Scotland
In Scotland, opportunities were limited.
Rogers Mato saw just four minutes of action as Hearts were beaten 4-2 by Rangers.
At Ross County, Uche Mubiru featured in a narrow 1-0 loss to Queen’s Park.
South Africa
Ali Mwirusi turned out for Midlands Wanderers, but they endured a heavy 4-1 defeat against Cape Town City.
Tunisia
Bright sparks came from North Africa, where Travis Mutyaba completed 90 minutes as CS Sfaxien overcame Ben Guerdane.
Zambia
Kizito Keziron started on the bench as Kansanshi suffered a 2-1 defeat to Konkola.
Rwanda
There was joy in Kigali. Denis Omedi found the back of the net for APR FC, while Hakim Kiwanuka and Ronald Ssekiganda also featured in their 1-1 draw against Kiyovu.
Kenya
Across the border in Kenya, Samuel Ssenyonjo started for AFC Leopards, with James Ssetuba named among the substitutes, as they played out a goalless draw with Bandari.
