The Uganda Cranes secured a 1-0 victory against Burundi in the second leg of the Chan 2024 qualifiers, winning 2-0 on aggregate. Hakim Kiwanuka scored the decisive goal. It marked a successful qualification for the Uganda national football team.

In a tightly contested match, the Uganda Cranes emerged victorious against Burundi with a 1-0 win during the second leg of their Chan 2024 qualifiers at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo. This triumph mirrored their success in the first leg, resulting in a combined competition score of 2-0 in favor of Uganda. The sole goal of the match was scored by Hakim Kiwanuka, whose free-kick, heavily deflected, sealed the victory in the final moments of the game. With this result, the Uganda Cranes qualify for the next round, showcasing their strength throughout both legs of the qualifiers.

The Chan (African Nations Championship) serves as a critical platform for African national teams, allowing them to compete while featuring only players who play in their home country’s leagues. The 2024 edition of the qualifiers has been highly competitive, with teams vying for a place in this prestigious tournament. Uganda’s performance during the qualifiers, specifically against Burundi, reflects their preparation and effectiveness on the field, as they navigated a challenging pair of matches successfully to advance.

In summary, the Uganda Cranes’ aggregate victory over Burundi, with a scoreline of 2-0 across both legs, emphasizes their strong performance in the Chan 2024 qualifiers. The decisive goal by Hakim Kiwanuka in the 90th minute of the return match highlights the team’s resilience and capability. As they progress, the Uganda Cranes will look to build on this success in upcoming competitions, further asserting their presence in African football.

Original Source: kawowo.com