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Rugby Quarterfinal Successes Secure Advantages For Leading Clubs

Walukuba 6 Pirates 48Impis 12 KCB KOBs 23Mongers 18 Buffaloes 22A penalty each by Malcom Okello and Blaise Ochieng handed Platinum Credit Heathens a narrow 6-0 victory over Victoria Sharks in the first leg of the Nile Special Rugby Premiership quarterfinals at Kyambogo University Ground.It was a bruising and gruelling quarter-final encounter, with the former champions having to work hard for victory after the two second-half penalties.Heathens coach Tolbert Onyango said it was a good win, but admitted there is still a lot of work to do if his side is to win the second leg and advance to the semi-finals.In the other quarter-final matches, KCB KOBs defeated Makerere Impis 23-12 in another exciting and mouth-watering fixture at the Graveyard Ground in Makerere.Coach Brian Makalama was not impressed by his side’s performance but promised to correct the errors ahead of the return leg.”We did get the win, but our play was not the best.

We struggled to execute our planned playing structures.

We were below par, but we will align better and return strong,” Makala told Vision Sport.In Jinja, Stanbic Black Pirates showed no mercy to their hosts, thrashing Walukuba 48-6 to hand the Bweyogerere side a huge advantage ahead of the return leg.In Entebbe, Toyota Buffaloes edged Plascon Mongers 22-18 to head into the second leg with a four-point lead.The return leg of the quarter-final fixtures is set for Saturday, May 23, 2026, at various venues

Nile Special Rugby Premiership, Rugby quarterfinal, Platinum Credit Heathens, KCB KOBs, Stanbic Black Pirates, Toyota Buffaloes, Rugby match results

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