The historic result leaves Milutin Sredojevic's side with 13 points, giving them second place in Group D.
Thousands of Ugandans celebrated their first trip to an African Nations
Cup for 38 years. The excited citizens celebrated the historic feat in
different ways.
Uganda defeated Comoros 1-0 to qualify for their first African Nations
Cup in 38 years on Sunday. Farouk Miya scored the game's only goal at a
packed Nelson Mandela Stadium in Kampala thanks to an assist from Moses
Oloya on 35 minutes.
The historic result leaves Milutin Sredojevic's side with 13 points, giving them second place in Group D.
The historic result leaves Milutin Sredojevic's side with 13 points, giving them second place in Group D.
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