The country’s Caf Confederations Cup representatives, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), are officially in an injury crisis.
URA coach Alex Isabirye admits that he is almost sure they will face Premier Soccer League (PSL) outfit Orlando Pirates in the return leg of the first round without four of his first team players.
Add lead marksman Robert Ssentongo, who is serving his second match ban, and you have five would-be starters in the Ugandan club’s biggest game of the season yet out.
Ssentongo’s would-be replacements in Frank Kalanda and Peter Lwasa are all huge doubts, with only the former standing a 50-50 chance.
Kalanda is down with malaria since Sunday while Lwasa’s bad ankle rules him out, according to Isabirye.
Midfielder Oscar Agaba’s hamstring and defender Deo Othieno’s bad knee are also almost certain to rule the two out.
Isabirye rates the four players’ chances of making it for Saturday below 40 per cent. “As of now, I really don’t see them making it,” he said, adding, “Let’s wait and see.” URA need a 1-0 victory to progress to the second round.
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