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Mbogo thrash Omutima Omusagi 5-0 to reach Bika By’abaganda final

by Geoffrey Mugabi
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Mbogo, the first clan to win the Bika By’abaganda tournament, thrashed Omutima Omusagi 5-0 in the second leg of their semifinal on Wednesday to advance to the final.

Vipers SC talisman Yunus Ssentamu scored a brace, while Nelson Ssenkatuka, Marvin Nyanzi, and Gordon Wante scored one each for Mbogo. Wante’s goal was an own goal.

The first leg had ended in a 1-1 draw, but Mbogo came out firing in the second leg to secure a comprehensive victory and advance to the final 6-1 on aggregate.

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Nelson Ssenkatuka

Mbogo will now face the winner of the other semifinal between Nsenene and Ngoonge in the final.

The first leg of that match ended in a 1-1 draw, and the second leg will be played on Thursday.

The final will be played on August 26 at Muteesa II Stadium in Wankulukuku and will be graced by His Majesty Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II.

Mbogo last won the competition in 2019, when they defeated Kkobe in the final that was held in Masaka, their third triumph in history.

Previous Winners of Bika By’abaganda

  • 1950: Mbogo
    1951: Ngabi Nsamba
    1952: Mmamba Gabunga
    1953: Not Held
    1954: Not Held
    1955: Kkobe
    1956: Mmamba Gabunga
    1957: Nyonyi Nyange
    1958: Ngeye
    1959: Mmamba Gabunga
    1960: Ffumbe
    1961: Bbalangira and Kkobe
    1962: Nkima
    1963: Not Held
    1964: Mmamba Gabunga
    1965: Mmamba Gabunga
    1987: Ngabi Nsamba
    1988: Lugave
    1989: Mmamba Gabunga
    1990: Lugave
    1991: Ngeye
    1992: Ngeye
    1993: Nkima
    1994: Mmamba Gabunga
    1995: Lugave
    1996: Mpindi
    1997: Nnyonyi Nyange
    1998: Lugave
    1999: Lugave
    2000: Mpologoma
    2001: Ngo
    2002: Mpologoma
    2003: Mmamba Gabunga
    2004: Lugave
    2005: Ffumbe
    2006: Mpindi
    2007: Ngabi Nsamba/Mpindi
    2008: Kkobe
    2009: Ffumbe
    2010: Nte
    2011: Mmamba Gabunga
    2012: Ngeye
    2013: Ngabi Nsamba
    2014: Mmamba Gabunga
    2015: Mbogo
    2016: Nte
    2017: Nte
    2018: Nkima
    2019: Mbogo
    2020: Not held due to Covid-19
    2021: Not held due to Covid-19
    2022: Ndiga

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