Andrew Mwanguhya, James Ssekandi and Abdu Wasike
20 May 2011
The Webster dictionary defines a miracle as an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs.
And a miracle is exactly what KCC will need to stop the inevitable. Matia Lule’s side travel to Luzira hoping for unlikely favours from Maroons, who equally need to win to stay up.
If victory eludes KCC, URA will officially clinch their fourth league title, rendering the couple’s duel next Tuesday dead rubber.
“Realistically, it’s impossible but football is dramatic and things can change,” Lule opined.
But KCC will miss Caeser Sapeo and Joseph Ocaya -in Norway and Vietnam for trials. “A win will ensure (strengthen) our league status,” said Mwebaze, “We are focused on winning all our remaining three games.”
Isaac Kisujju returns for Maroons but skipper Martin Mpuuga is out through suspension. Nonetheless, Alex Isabirye’s URA popping the champagne can only be delayed.
Twelve points behind URA’s 56, KCC will have to win all their four starting today, scoring 13 unanswered goals. But Council have netted an average of one goal per match in their 22 games.
KCC next play URA, Utoda and Police. Elsewhere, Bunnamwaya face Proline at Nakivubo. Villa host Victors at Wankulukuku while relegation candidates Fire Masters host Masaka at Kavumba.
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