Uganda’s debut at the ISF World Schools Cup (Football) adds to the nation’s growing list of international sporting achievements
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The delegation is expected to land at Entebbe International on Tuesday, 1st August 2023, at 2:30 PM. A grand welcome awaits them, followed by an official luncheon at Imperial Golf Hotel, Entebbe
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As the 2023 FEASSSA Girls’ Football tournament approaches, all eyes are on the yet-to-be-decided winner, whose name will be etched in the annals of East African schools’ sports history.
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Despite the disappointment, St Noa Girls Zzana is determined to bounce back and has shifted its focus to securing the bronze medal. Coach Jimmy Mukubya revealed that the team’s main objective now is to help the players recover from the emotional setback and regain their energy and vigor in preparation for the third-place play-off match against Germany.
The stage is now set for an exhilarating showdown, as St. Noa Girls School Zzana prepares to take on China 2 in the semifinals. The anticipation is palpable, with fans from around the world eagerly awaiting another unforgettable clash of football brilliance.
St Noa Girls School showcased their prowess in earlier matches as well, playing a 1-1 draw against hosts Morocco and demonstrating their dominance with an impressive 8-0 win over Chile.
Not to be outdone, the girls’ football team, St Noa Girls Zzana, delivered an emphatic message with an 8-0 victory over Chile. This commanding display, combined with their opening day 1-1 draw against hosts Morocco, earned them an impressive four points in the group stage.
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In the tournament’s official opening match, Uganda’s St Noah Girls put up a commendable performance, almost securing a victory against the hosts, Morocco, before conceding a late-late strike during the floodlit encounter.
The tournament boasts an impressive scale, with 1200 participants from 28 countries, including 29 boys’ teams and 18 girls’ teams. Assisting in the day-to-day operations are over 400 volunteers. Throughout the duration of the tournament, 20 sports fields (13 synthetic and 7 natural) will be utilized.