The 16-year-old came off the bench in the 58th minute for Manchester United's Jack Fletcher to excel on a Friday afternoon to remember.
Youngster with Ugandan roots, Divine Mukasa, bagged a brace for the England U17 team as they thrashed Faroe Islands U17 8-0 in a Euro qualifier played in Croatia.
The 16-year-old came off the bench in the 58th minute for Manchester United's Jack Fletcher to excel on a Friday afternoon to remember.
He scored England's sixth in the 70th minute off a Luca Fletcher pass before the pair combined for another seven minutes later.
Jesse Derry added two while Shim Mheula, Mikey Moore, Jack Fletcher and Chris Dunbar all scored as England sunk the Islands.
16:20 - 03.11.2023
FOOTBALL David Obua calls on former teammates to take lead in rebuilding Ugandan football
Newly appointed URA FC head coach David Obua wants his former players to take the lead in ensuring a concrete rebuild of football in the country.
Mukasa has now scored five goals in as many matches for both the England U17 and U16 teams, pointing at a huge future success.
It should be noted that in the recent transfer window, Mukasa was signed by Pep Guardiola's Manchester City from Westham.
15:55 - 03.11.2023
ATHLETICS Solomon Kampala joins racing team in Texas
Kampala is a 200m runner who even scooped bronze in the Ultimate Race Nights in Dubai in March this year after running 23.09 seconds, which is his personal best to date.
The youngster and England will take on Kosovo U17 and Croatia U17 on Monday and Thursday, respectively, in the next matches.
The top two in each of the 13 groups, plus the five third-placed teams with the best records against those who have qualified from their pool, will secure a spot in the elite round.
15:45 - 03.11.2023
FOOTBALL David Obua asks for patience to deliver success at URA
Following his appointment as URA FC head coach, Uganda Cranes legend David Obua has asked the club faithful to offer him time and patience, before he can deliver success.
March’s elite round will then determine the 15 teams who will join hosts Cyprus at the UEFA U17 EURO finals.
Meanwhile, Divine Mukasa was born to a Ugandan father Sam Mukasa and an English mother, Laima Mukasa.