Uganda - List of Champions (original) (raw)

Kampala and District Football League 1949 United Budonians [*1] 1953 Police
1959 Nsambya
1960 Makerere College (Kampala) 1961 not held 1962 Bitumastic (Kampala) 1963 Bitumastic (Kampala) 1964 Express FC (Kampala) NB: champions in missing years not known; league apparently established in the 1930s; United Budonians were founded as Budo Old Boys in 1906 and last won the KDFL in 1949 unofficial championships 1966 Express FC (Kampala) 1967 Bitumastic (Kampala) official championships 1968 Prisons FC (Kampala) 1969 Prisons FC (Kampala)
1970 Coffee United SC (Kakira) 1971 Army 1972 annulled [*2] 1973 annulled [*2] 1974 Express FC (Kampala) 1975 Express FC (Kampala) 1976 Kampala City Council SC 1977 Kampala City Council SC 1978 Simba FC (Lugazi)
1979 Uganda Commercial Bank (Kampala) 1980 Nile Breweries FC (Jinja) 1981 Kampala City Council SC 1982 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala) 1983 Kampala City Council SC 1984 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala) 1985 Kampala City Council SC 1986 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala)
1987 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala) 1988 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala)
1989 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala) 1990 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala) 1991 Kampala City Council SC [*3] 1992 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala) 1993 Express FC (Kampala) 1994 Nakivubo Villa SC (Kampala) 1995 Express Red Eagles (Kampala) 1996 Express Red Eagles (Kampala) 1997 Kampala City Council SC
1998 Villa SC (Kampala) 1999 Villa SC (Kampala) 2000 Villa SC (Kampala) 2001 Villa SC (Kampala) 2002 Villa SC (Kampala) 2003 Villa SC (Kampala) 2004 Villa SC (Kampala) 2005 Police (Jinja) 2006 URA SC (Kampala) 2007 URA SC (Kampala) 2008 Kampala City Council SC
2009 URA SC (Kampala) 2010 Bunamwaya SC
2011 URA SC (Kampala) 2012 Express FC (Kampala) 2013 Kampala Capital City Authority FC [*4] 2014 Kampala Capital City Authority FC 2015 Vipers SC (Kitende) 2016 Kampala Capital City Authority FC 2017 Kampala Capital City Authority FC 2018 Vipers SC (Kitende) 2019 Kampala Capital City Authority FC 2020 Vipers SC (Kitende) [*5] 2021 Express FC (Kampala) 2022 Vipers SC (Kitende) 2023 Vipers SC (Kitende) 2024 Villa SC (Kampala) 2025

[*1] Budo Old Boys were renamed United Old Budonians Club after 1927 and were a dominant force in Uganda football in the thirties and fourties; their 1949 title was their last [*2] both the 1972 and 1973 league championships were annulled; some sources give Simba as champions in both seasons, presumably because they played in the African Champions Cups of 1973 and 1974, which apparently was all on strength of their 1971 title. [*3] league programme not finished, but as more than 75% had been played, leaders KCC were declared champions [*4] KCCA won the official league organised by the FUFA; a rebel league organised by sponsors Bell was won by Maroons [*5] league programme not finished, but as more than 75% had been played, leaders Vipers were declared champions

Number of Titles (55; since 1968)

17 Villa SC (Kampala) [includes Nakivubo Villa SC]

13 Kampala Capital City Authority FC [includes Kampala City Council SC]

7 Express (Kampala) [includes Express Red Eagles]

6 Vipers SC (Kitende) [includes Bunamwaya SC]

4 Uganda Revenue Autority (Kampala)

2 Prisons FC (Kampala) Simba FC (Lugazi) [includes Army]

1 Coffee United SC (Kakira) Nile Breweries FC (Jinja) Police (Jinja) Uganda Commercial Bank (Kampala) [defunct]

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Author: Hans Schöggl Last updated: 13 Oct 2024