ENTEBBE, Uganda (March 7, 2026) (Interstat) — A tense and ultimately scoreless Super League fixture between Entebbe and Uganda Revenue Authority FC on Saturday defied pregame projections, with both sides settling for a point in a match defined by defensive resolve and late disciplinary issues.

The match, played before a home crowd at the Fisheries Training Institute, ended in a 0-0 draw. The result contrasted sharply with statistical forecasts, which heavily favored Entebbe to secure a victory.

The game’s narrative was one of stifled attacks and missed opportunities. Neither side could break through organized defensive lines, leading to a midfield battle that produced few clear-cut chances. The stalemate extends a trend for both clubs; Uganda Revenue Authority FC has now drawn nine of its 19 league matches this season, while Entebbe has drawn seven of 21.

The most notable action occurred in a frantic closing sequence. The match, which had seen only one yellow card in the first 89 minutes, erupted in stoppage time. In the 90th minute, Uganda Revenue Authority FC’s Chrispus Kusiima was booked. Mere seconds later, in the 90+1 minute, two more substitutes were shown yellow cards: Hudu Mulikyi of Uganda Revenue Authority FC and Entebbe’s Nyarwa Olimi. This flurry of cautions followed an earlier booking for Uganda Revenue Authority FC’s Fred Amaku in the 10th minute.

The draw has different implications for each team’s campaign. Entebbe, now with a record of 10 wins, 4 losses and 7 draws, remains in a strong position in the Super League table, though it missed a chance to gain ground. For Uganda Revenue Authority FC, the point provides a modest boost but does little to alter its difficult season, which now stands at 3 wins, 7 losses and 9 draws. The tax collectors have won only once in their last eight league outings.

This result also continues a recent pattern in the head-to-head series. The teams last met on Jan. 13, with Entebbe securing a 1-0 victory. Saturday’s shutout means Uganda Revenue Authority FC has failed to score against Entebbe in over 180 minutes of play across both fixtures this season.

Looking ahead, both teams face quick turnarounds. Entebbe travels to face NEC FC on Tuesday, March 10, while Uganda Revenue Authority FC hosts Lugazi FC on Wednesday, March 11. Each side will seek to convert a defensive stalemate into offensive momentum as the Ugandan top-flight season continues.