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CAF Schools: Kitende Leads Boys, St Noa Second In The Girls Categories

Defending champions of the CAF Schools U15 football competition CECAFA zone, St Mary’s Kitende, have completed their campaign with 6 points following a 0-0 draw against a resilient Burundi team at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende, on Wednesday. This result leaves them on the brink of winning the title.

Kitende’s Journey

The Uganda champions began their campaign with a narrow 1-0 victory over Somalia. However, they were held to three consecutive goalless draws against Rwanda, Tanzania, and Burundi. Despite these draws, Kitende accumulated 6 points with a goal difference of 1-0, keeping their hopes alive for the championship.

Competition Standings

The standings were shaken up by Somalia’s surprising 2-1 win over Rwanda in their third game, which brought Somalia to 4 points. Tanzania and Burundi each have 3 points from three consecutive draws, while Rwanda trails with 2 points.

Final Matches

As the competition reaches its climax on Thursday, Somalia will face Burundi, and Tanzania will play against Rwanda. Kitende’s hopes rest on these matches ending in draws, which would secure their position at the top of the table.

Girls’ Category

In the girls’ category, St Noa displayed a dominant performance against Tanzania but failed to capitalize on their chances, resulting in a 0-0 draw. Both teams remain on 4 points, with Tanzania ahead due to a better goal difference. St Noa will play their final game against Rwanda on Thursday, needing a win with a better goal margin to surpass Tanzania. Like their male counterparts, St Noa will be hoping for a favorable result between Tanzania and Burundi to clinch the title.

Results Summary

St Mary’s Kitende Results:

  • St Mary’s Kitende 1-0 Somalia
  • St Mary’s Kitende 0-0 Tanzania
  • St Mary’s Kitende 0-0 Rwanda
  • St Mary’s Kitende 0-0 Burundi

St Noa Results:

  • St Noa 2-1 Burundi
  • St Noa 0-0 Tanzania

The final day of the competition promises to be exciting, with both Kitende and St Noa eagerly awaiting the outcomes that could crown them champions.

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