AFCON 2027 Qualifiers:
- 24th September 2026: Tunisia Vs Uganda (Rades)
- 29th September 2026: Uganda Vs Libya (Hoima)
Ticket prices:
- Ordinary Lower – UGX 20,000
- Ordinary Upper – UGX 30,000
- VIP – UGX 150,000
International friendlies:
- 2nd October 2026: DR Congo Vs Uganda (Abidjan)
- 5th October 2026: Uganda Vs DR Congo (Abidjan)
The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has confirmed the ticket prices for the upcoming Uganda Cranes AFCON 2027 Qualifiers match against Libya in Hoima on Tuesday, 29th September 2026.
The ordinary section will cost fans Shs 20,000 per head. The ordinary upper tickets go for Shs 30,000 while the VIP tickets cost Shs 150,000.
All the tickets can be procured online.
Uganda Cranes open up the qualifiers away against Tunisia in Rades on 24th September 2026.
Five days later, the Uganda Cranes will then play their first-ever home game in Hoima against Libya on 29th September 2026.
FUFA also confirmed two international build-up games with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on 2nd and 5th October 2026 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
Full Uganda Cranes Squad:
Goalkeepers: Denis Onyango (Mamelodi Sundowns, South Africa), David Lukwago (SC Villa, Uganda), Hannington Ssebwalunyo (NEC, Uganda)
Defenders: Toby Sibbick (Burton Albion, England), Jonathan Odongo (Entebbe UPPC, Uganda), Rogers Torach Ochaki (CS Constantine, Algeria), Aziizi Kayondo (FC Slovan Liberec, Czech Republic), Herbert Bockhorn (FC Magdeburg, Germany), Nathan Asiimwe (Salford City, England), Geofrey Lubanga Kene (SC Villa, Uganda), Hillary Mukundane (Vipers, Uganda), Gavin Kizito Mugweri (Nairobi United, Kenya), Herbert Achayi (KCCA, Uganda)
Midfielders: Baba Alhassan (Mardin 1996 Spor, Turkey), Noble Okello (Lexington, USA), Kenneth Semakula (Al Ittihad Alexandria, Egypt), Allan Oyirwoth (Dunfermline, Scotland), Joseph Seremba (Nairobi United, Kenya), Bobosi Byaruhanga (Oakland Roots, USA)
Forwards: Allan Okello (AS FAR, Morocco), James Bogere (AGF, Denmark), Travis Mutyaba (CS Sfaxien, Tunisia), Denis Omedi (Gor Mahia, Kenya), Rogers Mato (Hearts, Kenya), Hassan Mubiru (Azam, Tanzania), Sadam Masereka (Colorado Springs Switchbacks, USA), Steven Mukwala (Al Nasr, Libya), Richard Basangwa (NEC, Uganda), Frank Sebufu (SC Villa, Uganda)
