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    SC Volcanoes Take Slim Benefit into Kakumiro as Booma FC Eye House Turnaround in FUFA Massive League Playoff Race » The Touchline Sports activities – The Panorama Uganda

    June 16, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    SC Volcanoes Take Slim Benefit into Kakumiro as Booma FC Eye House Turnaround in FUFA Massive League Playoff Race » The Touchline Sports activities
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    SC Volcanoes maintain a slender 1-0 lead over Booma FC after a tightly contested first leg of the FUFA Massive League promotion playoffs performed at Mashaka Playground in Kisoro District on Sunday, organising a decisive return fixture in Kakumiro District.

    A vibrant crowd witnessed an evenly balanced opening half, with SC Volcanoes having fun with extra possession and attacking intent. Booma FC, nonetheless, remained compact and disciplined defensively, efficiently limiting clear scoring possibilities and taking the sport into halftime degree at 0-0.

    The second half intensified as each side pushed for a breakthrough. Booma FC threatened on the counter and got here shut within the sixty fourth minute after a collection of sustained assaults, however Volcanoes’ defence and goalkeeper held agency below stress.

    SC Volcanoes responded with continued attacking stress, with their ahead line constantly testing Booma’s backline. The decisive second arrived within the 74th minute when Sunny (No.11) completed off a well-worked transfer at hand the hosts a vital benefit.

    Regardless of late stress from Booma FC, together with two promising efforts on objective, SC Volcanoes maintained their defensive construction to safe the slender win and a invaluable first-leg lead.

    Each coaches stay assured heading into the return leg. Booma FC’s technical staff believes their residence benefit in Kakumiro shall be decisive, whereas SC Volcanoes insist they’re absolutely targeted on finishing the job and securing promotion.

    The second leg now carries excessive stakes, with the mixture winner incomes promotion to the FUFA Massive League subsequent season, turning Kakumiro into the ultimate battleground for Western Uganda’s high regional sides.

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