Fixtures
Sunday 12 August
- Uganda vs Ethiopia
Friday 17th August
- South Sudan vs Uganda
Sunday 19th August
- Kenya vs Uganda
Wednesday 22nd August
- Uganda vs Djibouti
The Uganda U17 National team has jetted out of the country aboard RwandAir to Dar es Salam for the CAF regional qualifiers tournament set for 11th – 26th August.
Tanzania will be host of the 2019 AFCON U17 Finals.
Head coach Peter Onen named his 20 man squad on Sunday after the evening training session at the FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru where the team has been camping for two weeks.
Eleven (11)of the players named in the squad featured in the 2018 CECAFA U17 Championship in Burundi in which Uganda finished third.

Onen’s side will compete in Group B alongside Ethiopia, Djibouti, South Sudan and Kenya. Uganda’s campaign gets underway on 12th August against Ethiopia followed with fixtures against South Sudan 5 days later (17th), Kenya on 19th and finally Djibouti on 22nd.

The youngsters nicknamed Cubs will leave for Tanzania on Tuesday morning.


Goal Keepers
1–Semwogerere Daniel (UPDF JT FC), 18 – Oluka George (Buddo SS), 19 – Oyo Delton (KJSSS FC JT)
Defenders
2 – Ssekimbegga Kevin (Buddo SS), 3 – Kafumbe Joseph (Buddo SS), 4 – Kasozi Samson (Bright Stars FC JT, 5 – Kizito Mugweri Gavin (SC Villa)-Captain, 20 – John Rogers (Onduparaka FC JT), 17 – Juma Ibrahim (KCCA SA), 16 – Ekolot Ibrahim (Bright Stars FC JT)
Midfielders
6 – Ssekajja Davis (Bright Stars FC JT), 7 – Owane Yasin Abdul (Rock High School), 8 – Mwaka Polycap (Football For Good Academy Gulu), 10 – Kakaire Thomas (SC Vipers JT), 12 – Alowo John Kokas (URA FC JT), 13 – Ngonde Elvis (KJSSS FC JT)
Forwards
9 – Iddi Abdul Wahid (Onduparaka FC JT), 11 – Asaba Ivan (SC Vipers JT), 14 – Yoga Najib (Kisozi Seed High School), 15 – Mukisa Owen (BUL FC JT)
Team Officials

The leader of Delegation is Ariga Rasoul.
Adapted from FUFA Website

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