Uganda Cranes arrived in Annaba on Wednesday evening and have settled in well as kickoff for the TotalEnergies African Nations Championship draws closer. With the tournament getting underway on Friday, players and the technical staff are making the final preparations. Equally for CAF, they are making final touches to have a

Uganda Cranes concluded their ten-day training camp in Sousse, Tunisia on Tuesday as part of preparations for African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2022. The team comprised of only players featuring in the domestic league first had a ten-day training camp in Kampala before moving to Sousse on 1st January 2023. While in Tunisia,

Uganda Cranes head coach Milutin Sredojevic aka Micho has confirmed the final squad that will feature at this year's African Nations Championship (CHAN). The coach confirmed a final team of 23 players from the squad that is currently having preparations in Tunisia. From Tunisia, the team will connect to Annaba, Algeria on

Uganda and Mali played out a goalless draw on Sunday as the two sides faced off in a friendly game played at Jabel Stadium, Monastir in Tunisia. In a closely contested game, either side created chances but could not find the much needed breakthrough. It should be noted that both Uganda and

Midfielder Moses Waiswa Ndondhi was on target for Uganda Cranes in the friendly game against Cameroon played on Thursday. The crafty midfielder came off the bench to curl home from a free kick as Uganda came from a goal down to draw one-all against Cameroon at Stade Chedly Zouiten in Tunis. It

African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2022 International Friendly GameUganda 2-2 Sudan Uganda and Sudan settled for a scoring draw as the two teams faced off in an international friendly game played on Tuesday in Tunisia. It should be noted that the two teams are preparing for the forthcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) that gets

Uganda Cranes contingent safely arrived in Tunisia on Monday as preparations for the forthcoming African Nations Championship in Algeria hit a new gear. Players and officials set foot in Tunis at midday before moving to Sousse where the team will have ten days of camping. Defender Kenneth Ssemakula upon arrival in Tunis. Dr.

Uganda Cranes Head coach has confirmed the team that will travel to Tunisia for a training camp as preparations for African Nations Championship (CHAN) continue. After eleven days of rigorous training in Kampala, the coach has a squad of 25 players at his disposal that will travel on Sunday, 1st January

Uganda Cranes Head Coach Milutin Sredojevic aka Micho has on Thursday morning reduced the provisional squad that is preparing for the 2022 African Nations Championship. After nine days in residential camp the squad is starting to shape and today, it was reduced by seven players. The rest of the group will continue

FUFA has received from Government of Uganda UGX 2 Bn as part of arrears to assist in preparations for Uganda Cranes squad ahead of the CHAN Finals in Algeria. Part of the funds will also help in settlement of arrears accrued as a result of the team's earlier international engagements. H.E