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The season was marked by significant events and competitive performances, showcasing the depth of Ugandan football talent.
Promoted clubs and team participation
This season introduced promoted clubs Nec FC, Kitara FC, and the returning Mbarara City to the top flight. Teams from various regions, including Masindi, Jinja, Arua, Kampala, and Wakiso, participated. SC Villa hosted their home games at Wankulukuku, the home of their rivals Express FC.
Major transfers and night games
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The season featured notable transfers, with KCCA FC and Vipers SC leading the way by bringing in foreign coaches and players.
Key moves included Eric Kambale and Allan Okello joining Vipers SC. Night games were reintroduced, with KCCA FC, NEC FC, and Vipers SC hosting matches under floodlights.
League kickoff and club restructuring
The league kicked off with the slogan "It's Our League, go for it," and saw players like Mustafah Kizza return to play for KCCA FC.
SC Villa restructured their executive team, leading to a successful season and a league title win.
Team performances and second-round developments
Teams like Bul FC, Nec FC, and Kitara FC had strong starts, while Arua Hill faced challenges.
The second round saw Arua Hill omitted from the league due to licensing issues, reducing the number of teams to fifteen.
Significant mid-season transfers included Moses Waiswa returning to Vipers SC and Kitara FC signing Lawrence Bukenya and Arthur Bocca Kiggundu.
Notable events and season turnaround
The football community mourned the losses of URA FC Head Coach Sam Timbe and icon Fred Kajoba Kisitu.
Players like Shaban Muhammad and Denis Omedi excelled in goal-scoring. SC Villa's consistent performance led them to claim the title from Kitara FC, Bul FC, and Vipers SC.
Top scorers
The top scorers were Shaban Muhammad Jagason (KCCA FC) with 17 goals, followed by Denis Omedi (Kitara FC), Isaac Wagoina (Express FC), Nelson Senkatuka (Bright Stars FC), and Fred Amaku (Maroons FC).
Sanyuka Prime is proud to have broadcast a thrilling and competitive SUPL season, highlighting the best of Ugandan football and celebrating SC Villa's triumphant return to the top