Mission Sixth Trophy: Gomba Thrash Buddu 3-0

What the report says

Gomba Lions have moved closer to a record sixth Masaza Cup title after defeating Buddu 3-0 in the first leg of their quarter-final tie at Kabulasoke, according to Nile Post. The match, played on Sunday as the 2026 Buganda Masaza Cup quarter-finals began, saw Gomba take control early and maintain pressure throughout the contest.

Meddie Kasule opened the scoring in the 33rd minute, Alfred Sebunya added a second in first-half stoppage time, and Hassan Waiswa completed the victory with a goal after the break. The result gives Gomba a strong advantage heading into the return leg in Masaka this weekend, where Buddu will try to recover the deficit.

Nile Post reported that Gomba are the most successful team in Masaza Cup history, with five titles already, and would become the first side to win the tournament six times if they go on to lift the trophy this year. The article also noted that Gomba fans are optimistic about their team’s chances, reflecting the club’s improved form after ending a two-year wait to progress beyond the group stage.

Elsewhere in the quarter-finals, Kyaggwe beat Mawogola 2-1, Busujju edged Butambala 1-0, and Kyadondo drew 0-0 with Bugerere. The second legs are scheduled for this weekend, with the final set for 30 September at Wankulukuku Stadium.