Kayondo on Target as Slovan Liberec Maintain Flying Start in Czech League

What the report says

Uganda Cranes defender Aziz Kayondo scored late for FC Slovan Liberec in their 2-0 win over FC Hradec Králové in the Czech top flight, according to Nile Post. The goal came in the 90th minute and was Kayondo’s first league strike of the new campaign, capping a home victory that had already been set up by Lukáš Mašek’s first-half opener. Nile Post reported that Petr Juliš provided the assist for Kayondo’s goal.

The match took place on Sunday in Liberec, where Slovan continued their strong start to the season under head coach Branislav Fodrek. The result kept the club among the early pace-setters in the league and added an attacking highlight to Kayondo’s growing role in the squad.

Kayondo, a left-back, is described by Nile Post as a key Uganda international who joined Slovan Liberec after a spell linked to CD Leganés B in Spain. He previously came through Vipers SC and Uganda’s youth system before establishing himself with the senior Cranes.

For Uganda, his club form is notable because regular minutes in a European league can strengthen a national-team player’s match sharpness and visibility. More broadly, the report suggests Kayondo is continuing to build his profile in European football while contributing to Slovan’s early momentum in the Czech Republic.