KCCA travel to Rwamwanja stadium where newly promoted side Kigezi Home Boyz is lurking as match day three kicks off with as many fixtures on Tuesday.
Both teams are winless in their played so far with Kigezi losing to fellow newcomers Blacks Powers 1-0 on match round one while KCCA suffered defeats to NEC (2-0) and Express (2-0).
The visitors must win to restore calm as failure could lead to deepened the crisis at the thirteen-time champions.
At Fufa Technical Centre, Njeru, hosts BUL take on winless newbies Ntugasaze aiming to register their third win in as many league matches so far.
Alex Isabirye’s side won 1-0 against Express on match day one and then beat Kataka 4-1 in their previous outing.
They will be favourites against Ntugasaze who have lost two matches so far with defeats to Blacks Power (1-0) and Maroons (3-1).
Blacks Power will also target perfection when they visit Maroons at Mutesa II stadium, Wankulukuku.
The Lira based side have made a bright start to life in the new season winning their two matches; 1-0 to Ntugasaze and Police FC.
For Maroons, after their opening day defeat to URA, they reacted by beating Ntugasaze 3-1 away from home and could subject Blacks Power to their first defeat of the campaign.
Match day THREE fixtures
Tuesday September 8, 2026
- BUL vs Ntugasaze – Fufa Technical Centre, Njeru 4pm
- Kigezi HomeBoyz vs KCCA – Rwamwanja stadium, Kamwenge 4pm
- Maroons vs Blacks Power – Mutesa II stadium, Wankulukuku 4pm
Wednesday September 9, 2026
- SC Villa vs Express – Mutesa II stadium, Wankulukuku 4pm
- Entebbe UPPC vs Lugazi – Hamz stadium, Nakivubo 4pm
Thursday September 10, 2026
- Police vs UPDF – Kiira Road Police Arena, Kamwokya 4pm
Friday September 11, 2026
- Mbarara City vs NEC – Rwamwanja stadium, Kamwenge 4pm