The Uganda Cranes won 1-0 against Burundi in the second leg of the Chan 2024 qualifiers, leading to a 2-0 aggregate victory. Hakim Kiwanuka scored the only goal of the match, solidifying Uganda’s place in the next round.
In an impressive display of skill and determination, the Uganda Cranes triumphed over Burundi with a score of 1-0 in the second leg of the Chan 2024 qualifiers held at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo. This victory follows their earlier win in the first leg, thus securing their advancement with an aggregate score of 2-0. The decisive goal was struck by Hakim Kiwanuka during the final moments of the match, delivering both excitement and relief to the home crowd.
The Chan (African Nations Championship) is a niche competition focused exclusively on players who compete in their home country’s leagues. The 2024 qualifiers have become intensely competitive, with national teams vying for spots in the prestigious tournament. Uganda’s performance against Burundi highlights the country’s growing prowess in football, as they demonstrated not only tactical discipline but also resilience throughout both legs of this qualifying round.
The Uganda Cranes’ aggregate victory of 2-0 against Burundi marks a significant achievement as they progress in the Chan 2024 qualifiers. With Hakim Kiwanuka’s late goal being the defining moment of the match, this win reflects the team’s consistent form and robust defense. As they advance, the Uganda Cranes will look to maintain their momentum in future matches and possibly secure further success in the tournament.
Original Source: kawowo.com
