
Uganda
Looking for Uganda stats and match predictions? This page covers everything you need to know about Ugandaโs recent form, season statistics, and win probability based on the latest data. The Uganda national football team, known for its home games at Hamz Stadium in Kampala, participates in the African Cup of Nations, World Cup Qualification Africa, and international friendlies. Despite a history dating back to 1924, recent performances have been underwhelming.
Uganda's form over their last four matches is worrying: L, D, L, D. They have failed to record a single victory, scoring just three goals and conceding seven. Despite fielding experienced players like goalkeeper S. Magoola and midfielder T. Mutyaba, Uganda has yet to translate individual talent into positive results. The detailed results are:
This streak shows defensive frailties, with at least one goal conceded in three of the four matches, and an attack that averages 0.75 goals per game. No player has scored more than once during this period, with U. Ikpeazu and other attackers yet to find the net.
The season stats, drawn from the last four fully completed events, highlight Ugandaโs struggles:
No official league table position is available in the current data feed, as Uganda competes across multiple competitions. However, their inability to secure points in the African Cup of Nations group stage matches (two losses, one draw) suggests a low standing in their group.
At this time, no upcoming fixtures are listed in the data source. Ugandaโs schedule typically includes African Cup of Nations qualifiers, World Cup qualifiers, and friendly matches. Check back for the latest match dates and opponents once they are announced.
Based purely on Ugandaโs last four matches, the win probability for any forthcoming contest is 0%. The data shows that Uganda draws 50% of the time and loses 50% of the time. This gives a clear statistical picture: in their current form, Uganda is highly unlikely to win. The estimated outcome probabilities are:
These numbers are derived from the recent L, D, L, D form line and do not incorporate external factors such as opponent quality, venue, or betting odds (which were not provided). For bettors, this means Uganda may be considered a risky pick to win any match until they demonstrate improvement. Their low goalscoring output (3 in 4 games) and defensive record (7 conceded) reinforce the prediction of a low win probability. Analysts should monitor team news and lineup changes, especially regarding attackers like U. Ikpeazu, before making informed decisions.