Uganda wrapped up their AFCON qualification campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Congo in Brazzaville, thanks to a second-half strike from Travis Mutyaba. Despite both sides pushing for an opener in an evenly contested first half, the game went into the break scoreless.
Already assured of their qualification before the match, Uganda used the opportunity to test their resolve against a determined Congo side. Both teams created chances in the first half, but solid defensive displays and sharp goalkeeping kept the scoreline intact.
The breakthrough came 10 minutes into the second half when Mutyaba showcased his composure in front of goal to give the Cranes the lead.
Congo pressed hard for an equalizer, but Uganda’s defense, stood firm to deny the hosts any clear opportunities. Uganda’s goalkeeper also played a pivotal role, making crucial saves to maintain the slim advantage.
As the final whistle blew, Uganda celebrated a victory that not only capped off a successful qualifying campaign but also demonstrated their determination and tactical discipline.
