From the Ugandan end, dignitaries, including FUFA President Moses Magogo, Minister of Sports Peter Ogwang, MP for Kampala Mohammed Nsereko and a host more were featured.
In a friendly bout, UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin scored two goals as Slovenian legends trumped the Ugandan Parliament 7-1 at the St Mary's Stadium, Kitende, on Monday.
Ceferin, a lawyer by profession, scored in the 68th and the 89th minute through a penalty and a free-kick to make five and seven goals, respectively.
From the Ugandan end, dignitaries, including FUFA President Moses Magogo, Minister of Sports Peter Ogwang, MP for Kampala Mohammed Nsereko and a host more were featured.
In a no-contest, the team from Slovenia was 4-0 by 30 minutes, and the score stayed the same at halftime.
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UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin coming to St. Marys Stadium Kitende
Meanwhile, for the friendly match at Kitende, Ceferin will captain the visiting team from Slovenia.
The day's victors had taken the lead within just two minutes before they went 2-0 up in the fifth minute. The third came in the 20th minute.
Former State Minister for Sports Hamson Obua scored Uganda's only goal in the 85th minute through a penalty.
It should be noted that the game was geared towards charity, with Ceferin and the team having ties with the Aliguma Foundation.
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Under Ceferin's administration, the Aliguma Foundation received a donation from UEFA aimed at changing slums through sports and enterprise.