Parombo United were crowned champions of the West Nile Provincial League following a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Ottoman FC of Yumbe in the championship playoff at Leju Stadium in Terego District.

The Nebbi District side's triumph caps off an impressive campaign that saw them finish top of the Nyagak Zone standings. Their route to the title was boosted by a successful petition against St. Denis Afere, who were found to have fielded an ineligible player during their fixture at Luo Grounds in May.
Having secured top spot in Nyagak Zone, Parombo United faced Nile Zone champions Ottoman FC in the provincial final and delivered a disciplined performance to secure victory and promotion to Uganda's third-tier football competition.
Hot Springs FC Clinch Final Promotion Spot
Elsewhere, Hot Springs FC of Nebbi District secured the remaining Regional League slot after defeating Moyo Town Council FC 3-2 in an entertaining playoff encounter played at Leju Stadium in Terego District.

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The victory completes a successful campaign for Hot Springs FC, who demonstrated resilience and attacking quality to overcome their opponents and earn a place in next season's Regional League.
Yohana FC Crowned Fifth Division Champions
In the West Nile Fifth Division League final, Yohana FC of Pakwach defeated Young Villa Eria of Moyo 2-0 to lift the championship trophy.

Yohana Fc lifting the 2025/26 West Nile 5th division league trophy
The victory sees Yohana FC crowned league champions, while both finalists have earned promotion to the 2026/27 West Nile Provincial League.
A New Era for the Promoted Clubs
The promotions mark a significant milestone for Parombo United, Hot Springs FC, Yohana FC, and Young Villa Eria as they prepare for new challenges in higher divisions next season.

For Parombo United and Hot Springs FC, attention now turns to competing in the Regional League, while Yohana FC and Young Villa Eria will look to establish themselves in the Provincial League as West Nile football continues to produce competitive clubs capable of rising through Uganda's football pyramid.



