Just days after suffering a painful setback against Paidha Black Angels in Zombo, Kigezi Homeboyz arrived in Arua City needing redemption. Instead, they left with more heartbreak, more questions, and their promotion hopes fading fast.
Onduparaka, fighting for survival and desperate for points, played like a side with everything to lose, and they delivered when it mattered most. The breakthrough came in the 18th minute when Mahad Agusi punished Kigezi's shaky defending with a clinical finish that sent the home fans into celebration before Brian Ade rose to the occasion to double Onduparaka's advantage in the 42nd minute, leaving Kigezi Homeboyz stunned and staring at another humiliating defeat.
This crucial victory has lifted Onduparaka FC out of the relegation zone and breathed new life into their Fufa Big League survival campaign. For Kigezi Homeboyz, however, it was another bitter chapter in what is quickly becoming a collapse at the worst possible moment.
Two defeats in a single week have left their promotion ambitions in serious danger. What once looked like a promising push for top-flight football is now turning into a nightmare, as inconsistency and missed opportunities threaten to undo their entire season.
For Onduparaka, this was more than just a win; it was a statement of survival, as time is running out in what is termed to be a painful warning for Kigezi Homeboyz.
Fufa Big League table standing as of 26 April 2026
Onduparaka FC plays Young Elephants Academy next at Greenlight Stadium before traveling to Mbale City to face Mbale Heroes in the FUFA Big League.
Photo Credit: Kigezi Homeboyz media , Onduparaka FC media and FUFA.
