The MTN Tooro Masaza Cup returned with on Friday, 24th July 2026, as Buhinga Stadium in Fort Portal played host to another thrilling day of netball and football action. Thousands of passionate fans turned up to witness Matchday Three, with Fort Portal City stealing the spotlight in both disciplines.

The day kicked off with netball action in Group C, where Fort Portal made a strong statement with a commanding 68-12 victory over Mwenge North. The win puts Fort Portal in pole position to advance to the knockout stage.

However, there was drama in the group as Ntoroko failed to honor their fixture. This development gives Mwenge North a clear chance to secure free points against Ntoroko, which could prove crucial in the race for qualification.

Group Standings Update:

As it stands, the group leaders are:

• Group A: Mwenge South

• Group B: Kitagwenda

• Group C: Fort Portal

Best Second-Placed Contenders:

The race for the two best second-placed teams is heating up, with Kyaka, Burahya, and Mwenge North all in contention. However, the final verdict on who will secure the two spots is yet to be announced.

Netball fans in the Kingdom are eagerly awaiting the release of the quarter-final fixtures, which will be confirmed once the final standings are determined. Stay tuned for updates!

FOOTBALL: Fort Portal Dominate with 3-0 Victory

The football action on Matchday Three lived up to the hype, with Fort Portal City delivering a commanding 3-0 victory over Mwenge North at Buhinga Stadium.

The match was officially officiated by the Tooro Kingdom Prime Minister, Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, who graced the occasion to set the stage for another thrilling day of football, culture, and community. His presence underscored the tournament's significance in uniting communities across the kingdom.

Fort Portal City came out firing on all cylinders, dominating possession and creating chance after chance. The breakthrough came through Kwezi Boris, who opened the scoring with a clinical finish. He doubled his tally in the second half with a brilliant brace, before Kato George added a third to seal the emphatic victory.

Kwezi Boris was the standout performer of the day, earning the Man of the Match award for his brace and all-round attacking display. His heroics were rewarded with a UGX 200,000 MTN MoMo cash prize from the main sponsors, MTN!

Stay tuned to Ganda Media for all the latest updates, results, and exclusive coverage from the MTN Tooro Masaza Cup!