By James Robert Kayindi
SC Villa thumped Entebbe FC 4-0 at Nakivubo stadium in the Uganda premier league (UPL) on Tuesday to keep a close eye on unbeaten table leaders Vipers F.C.
Ndugwa netted twice in the 24th minute and in the 26th minute to give Villa a 2-0 lead at half time. Steven Bengo’s substitute Erisa Ssekisambu who was returning from a one month suspension over indiscipline issues netted Villa’s third before Ndugwa closed his account on the evening with his third strike.
The hat-trick saw Ndugwa rise his personal tally to 7goals in the league and maintaining Villa in second spot with just a point behind table leaders Vipers. Villa have 22points from 10games while Entebbe remained buried in a relegation position with just 6points from the same number of games as Villa.
“We played an attacking game and I will approach one game at a time. I thank my players for the victory this evening. The win shows we can perform better even away from home”, Villa head coach Sam Simbwa told Kawowo.
Elsewhere, winless Rwenshama continued with their poor run in their debut season when Jinja based side Bul F.C condemned them to yet another 1-0 loss thanks to Joshua Masene only strike that sunk Shafik Bisaso’s men at the Kakindu stadium, Jinja.
Meanwhile Kawempe based side, Bright Stars were held to a one-all draw by league debutants Lweza FC at the Wankulukuku stadium. The industrious Anthony Bongole netted for Fred Kajoba’s men of Bright Stars while Fred Kalanzi came through for Lweza.
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