KAMPALA, Uganda (Interstat) — In a Super League contest that defied both recent form and statistical projections, Express Sports and Entebbe played to a scoreless draw Saturday at Nakivubo War Memorial Stadium.

The match, played on Feb. 14, 2026, saw both teams’ attacks stifled in a physical encounter that produced more yellow cards than clear scoring chances. The result left Entebbe, the visiting side, frustrated in its pursuit of a higher position, while Express Sports secured a hard-fought point at home.

Coming into the fixture, Entebbe held a dominant position in the league standings and had convincingly defeated Express Sports 2-0 in their previous meeting on Dec. 11. Entebbe’s form guide showed a team on a strong run, having won four of its last five Super League matches without conceding a single goal. Express Sports, in contrast, had struggled for consistency, winning only once in its last seven outings in the competition.

Pre-match analytics from Interstat heavily favored the home side, projecting Express Sports with a 51 percent probability to win and simulating a 1-1 final score. The actual outcome mirrored the simulated scoreline but through a lack of goals, contrary to the expected offensive output from both clubs.

The game’s rhythm was interrupted by early disciplinary action. Entebbe’s Musitafa Mujuzi, who entered the match as a substitute, was shown a yellow card in the 12th minute, an early indicator of the match’s combative tone. The only other booking came in the 63rd minute to Express Sports’ Lawrence Bukenya.

Despite the stalemate, a key performance emerged from the Entebbe bench. Substitute Musitafa Mujuzi was credited with a notable statistical contribution, listed with one assist, though his entry was not enough to break down the Express Sports defense on this occasion. The home side’s back line, often a vulnerability this season, held firm to secure a valuable clean sheet.

The draw had differing impacts on each team’s campaign. For Entebbe, the single point represented a missed opportunity to capitalize on its strong form and potentially gain ground at the top of the Super League table. Its season record in the competition now stands at 9 wins, 3 losses and 4 draws. Across all competitions, Entebbe holds an identical 9-3-4 record.

For Express Sports, the result was a positive step in halting a difficult run, particularly by shutting out one of the league’s more in-form attacks. The point improved Express Sports’ Super League record to 4 wins, 7 losses and 3 draws. Their overall record across all competitions for the season now sits at 4 wins, 8 losses and 4 draws.

The match will be logged as a defensive success for Express Sports and a frustrating offensive blank for Entebbe, with both teams left to rue a lack of cutting edge in the final third on a day where victory eluded them.