Mostly it was close games in Week 14 of the Futsal Super League as Mengo City picked a narrow 4-3 win over Kisenyi FC just before Park FC dropped points after being held 2-2 by Kabuusu Clouds.
By the end of the 14th Round, Mengo City moved to stand two points closer to Park FC on top of the table stepping on 33 and 35 points with 8 games remaining to conclude the league.
Mengo City went into action earlier than Park FC and hardly fought through Abdulkarim Tebela and Opuuli Sharif putting their side in the lead twice but Julius Kasagga was there to level the game on both occasions for Kisenyi FC in either half.
That was how it was until young star Arafat Kabanda from the junior side got presented with some minutes on a senior level where he scored twice to settle the game for the Stomers.
Despite ILyas Omran scored a game which brought thought for Kisenyi FC at least to fight for a point but it was too late as Omran had already missed to score it and empty net earlier in the game.
With Omran joining Park’s Abasi Muluya on the top of the top scorer chart with 22 goals, Mengo City won the game but more benefit from proud neighbours of Kabuusu Clouds who ruthlessly fought against Park FC to draw 2-2.
Gadaffi Bazanyanengo scored his 17th of the season in the opening minutes of the game for Kabuusu Clouds to earn an early lead but Jalil Zamula came to level for the defending champion before Najib Muwonge who mostly spent time with Mengo City came to regain the lead for Kabuusu Clouds.
Park FC managed to come via Michael Abura before the first stanza hoping to repeat what they did in the first leg of the clash when Abura secured the maximum points just 10 seconds before the final whistle but this time round the clouds were much aware and well managed the game to end 2-2.
As it is usual that each match day the Old Kampala Futsal Arena hosts 6 games, the norm was curried on 14th March 2025 as Edgars Youth Programme made history by becoming the first team in Ugandan office futsal game to score 15 goals in a single match while beating Busunju Spaks 15-1.
The team which playing for life after a bad start of the season where they went 8 defeats last week escaped the bottom for the first time this season after beating Nansana Aska 3-2 forcing Busunju Spaks to occupy the bottom spot.
Therefore it was a worm welcome to exosted Spaks which had some players played three matches on the day after featuring for St Francis Busunju in the Buganda Schools Football Championship where they beat St Mary’s Kitende B and lost to Buddo SS
Youngster Brian Olwa was one of the top beneficiaries with five goals, Bob Atendele grabbed four goals, Amir Waiswa scored thrice as Eze Kombi and Feni Alfred each scored a double in the record-setting win while Collins Talemwa at least consoled Busunju Spaks.
With the win, Edgar’s Youth Program continued to rise on the table becoming 10th with 12 points from 14 games ahead of QC Mbarara on 11 points and Busunju Spaks on 7 points.
In other games 16-year-old Reagan Kimbigwe used the minimum minutes of the game to score a stunning hat trick as his side Lubaga Grameen beat Crown Lubiri 5-4, limping Nansana Aska beaten Kabowa Dream Team 5-4 and Kisugu FC registered a second biggest margin of with 14 by beating QC Mbarara 6-2.
The league shall return to action on Friday 21st March 2025 with six games scheduled to take place at Old Kampala Futsal Arena between 4pm and 11pm.
