Bishop Kakooza congratulated Kyaggwe upon its triumph, commending the team for the achievement and blessing Ssekiboobo’s ambition to defend the title.
Ssekiboobo took the trophy to Lugazi Cathedral, where he joined Christians to commemorate Holy Family Day, seeking God’s blessings for the team as it prepares to defend its maiden Masaza Cup title next season.
He also sought blessings for the county’s ambitions to retain the prestigious Buganda football competition trophy and make history by winning it in successive seasons.
Bishop Kakooza congratulated Kyaggwe upon its triumph, commending the team for the achievement and blessing Ssekiboobo’s ambition to defend the title.
Kyaggwe secured its first-ever Masaza Cup title after defeating five-time champions Gomba 1-0 in the final played at Muteesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku.
The decisive goal came from substitute George Kato, who struck late in the match to hand Kyaggwe a historic victory and end its long wait for the prestigious Buganda football crown.
The triumph marked a significant milestone for Kyaggwe, which had previously come close to winning the competition, finishing as runners-up in 2024.
The county now turns its attention to defending the title in the next edition of the tournament.
