Proline scored through Gift Ali, Owori David and Nelson Senkatuka netting while Onduparaka skipper Muhammad Shaban got the consolation for the visiting side.

However,former Express FC and KCCA FC player, Ceasar Okhuti missed a penalty for the West Nile side.

The victory takes Proline to 9th position on the table with 19 points while Onduparaka FC enjoying a debut season in the top flight are 4th on 25 points.

The West Nile side will play URA FC next at their home Betway Greenlight stadium in Arua.

KCCA FC are leading the Azam Uganda Premier League with 35 points from 16 outings.

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Both teams announced the move on their social media platforms on Wednesday 14th September, 2016 confirming he will be at Greenlight stadium.

#CaesarSamsonOkhuti joins #OnduparakaFC for the first round of the current season All the best of luck to our #11 pic.twitter.com/0kg6S3fU4I

— KCCA FC (@KCCAFC) September 14, 2016

With limited playing time at Lugogo, Okhuti was forced to hand in a transfer request to KCCA manager Mike Mutebi in quest of more games.

Okhuti has been behind Geoffrey Sserunkuuma and Derrick Nsibambi in the pecking order and the imminent arrival of goal machine Robert Ssentongo has propelled Okhuti to reconsider his future.

The Arua born-player joined KCCA  from city rivals Express and helped his team win the  title last season scoring three times.

Okuti cited playing frequently and impressing Uganda Cranes Coach (Micho Sredojevic) for selection as the reason behind the move.

“I want to play regularly so that I impress Uganda Cranes coach (Micho Sredojevic) to consider me for the upcoming national team engagements (Cecafa, Afcon and World Cup qualifiers).

Life had become complex at Lugogo and I got calls from my home team which I couldn’t turn down,” said the former Ediofe Hills and Vipers striker.

KCCA deputy manager Morley Byekwaso said Okhuti failed to thrive at Lugogo due to the persistent injuries and lackluster form.

“He wanted to play whenever he left the surgeon’s table but that wasn’t possible especially with strikers that played well in our preferred formations. He asked to leave and we felt concerned to give him freedom,” Byekwaso revealed.

Onduparaka CEO Anthony Affeti commended the acquisition of Okhuti’s services because of his experience and the respect he has in Arua District in the Northern Region of Uganda.

“He is going to guide our youthful players on how to encounter big games. He is respected here in Arua and will attract us a few more fans.”|

Playing Career

Okhuti started his career at Mvara junior before joining Edioffe hills for two seasons where he scored around 80 goals.

He later transferred to Bunamwaya (now Vipers) until 2011 when he turned semi-professional at Vissai Ninh Bình in the Vietnam league. There, he met fellow compatriot Livingstone Mbabazi, now assistant coach at Onduparaka.

He returned to Vipers in 2012 but later moved to El Nasir in Sudan and then had a short stint at Onduparaka before moving to Express FC and KCCA last season. He scored 8 goals for the Red Eagles and three for the champions.

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KCC came into the game with a draw enough if title challengers Vipers SC could not get maximum points against Uganda Revenue Authority at Buikwe stadium.

The Yellow brigade fans were in full capacity at the Mutessa II stadium chanting from the first to the last whistle cheering up their team.

KCC suffered a dent in their hopes of winning the title when they fell behind with Express FC taking a first-half lead through Vincent Kayizzi’s expertly taken penalty.

The pressure was on the visitors to get the equalizer in the second half of the game with a title at stake.

Mutessa II stadium being a fortress of Express, KCC head coach Mike Mutebi was tasked with a huge onus on his shoulders.

It’s rare for big teams to walk away with maximum points on the home ground of Express and KCC had a tough call. The fans of both teams were on tension with the game heating up in the second half.

Luckily for KCC they were able to fight back into the game with their efforts paying off through Muzamiru Mutyaba’s equalizer forcing a one all draw.

KCC head coach Mike Mutebi has won the League for the first time going into the history books.

According to Daily monitor, He is relieved at shaking off the ‘nearly man’ tag. The publications states that he has twice literally walked away from possible honours with KCCA. The first instance was when
Mutebi replaced club legend Phillip Omondi as coach at the then KCC in 1996, where he was joined by Sam Ssimbwa as assistant. But he quit with a handful of games to the end of the 1997 season after disagreements with the club. KCCA legend Tom Lwanga and Ssimbwa carried the team over the line to the title.
The second being when he returned in 2003 as technical director before taking over head coaching reins again, leading KCCA to the 2004 Kakungulu Cup final.

But he quit again on eve of the final over unpaid wages and reported interference from management. Robert Kabuye oversaw the final and won it in Mutebi’s absenture though it’s believed he made the line-up for that game.

“I (always) leave with five matches to go and others come and win the title, so I’m happy that is gone,” said the 46-year-old Uefa diploma A holder from Germany.
“The most pleasing thing is that this is a young team. Most of these boys, it’s their first experience to play for a big team, so to do that, it’s a good thing; and to groom that team and it is winning, it is pleasing.”

Elsewhere, Vipers SC who were the major challengers to KCCA FC for the title drew 1-1 with Uganda Revenue Authority at Buikwe stadium.

The result means, KCCA FC now has 56 points, with a four point advantage over Vipers coming into the final match day on Friday.

According to fufa.com, a guard of hounor by Sadolin Paints FC awaits KCCA FC on Friday at Nakivubostadium when they will be handed the AUPL title.

Samba, SCVU and Maroons were the relegated teams.

UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE
KCCA 29 16 8 5 38 20 56
Vipers 29 14 10 5 36 21 52
Express 29 14 8 7 36 26 50
SC Villa 29 12 11 6 32 22 47
Soana 29 12 9 8 43 39 45
URA 29 11 11 7 41 30 44
Police 29 11 11 7 29 25 44
Bul 29 13 5 11 30 27 44
Sadolin Paints 29 12 6 11 21 24 42
JMC Hippos 29 10 8 11 25 21 38
The Saints 29 10 6 13 29 27 36
Bright Stars 29 8 10 11 18 22 34
Lweza 29 9 7 13 25 38 34
Simba 29 6 11 12 25 26 29
SCVU 29 5 4 20 16 54 19
Maroons 29 3 7 19 14 36 16

Top scorers
Robert Ssentongo 16 (URA)
Erisa Ssekisambu 15 (Vipers SC)
Caesar Okhuti 11 (KCCA)
Tony Odur 9 (Express)
Musa Esenu 8 (Soana)
Geoffrey Sserunkuma 7 (Lweza)
Patrick Kaddu 7 (Maroons)

Full Match day 29 Results:

Vipers 1-1 URA

Express 1-1 KCCA

Simba 2-0 The Saints

SC VU 1-2 Lweza

BUL 2-0 Maroons

Sports Club Villa 3-0 Bright Stars

Soana 2-3 Police

Sadolin Paints 2-1 Jinja Municipal Council Hippos

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