SC Villa defeated Police 6-1 in Kamwokya as Frank Ssebuufu scored twice, lifting the Jogoos to the Uganda Premier League summit.
SC Villa moved to the top of the Uganda Premier League by demolishing Police FC 6-1 at Kira Police Arena. Frank Ssebuufu scored twice, while Ibrahim Kasinde, John Asiimwe, Patrick Kakande and Jonathan Sausa also struck.
The Jogoos scored twice inside 13 minutes and led 3-0 at half-time. Bedia Djuma Ikamba produced Police’s late consolation during Matchday Six’s biggest victory.
Match Summary
- Result: Police FC 1-6 SC Villa
- Competition: Uganda Premier League, Matchday Six
- Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026
- Venue: Kira Police Arena, Kamwokya
- Police scorer: Bedia Djuma Ikamba 81
- Villa scorers: Ibrahim Kasinde 8; John Asiimwe 13; Frank Ssebuufu 45, 58; Patrick Kakande 48; Jonathan Sausa 83
- Table impact: Villa moved to top with 14 points
Kasinde Punishes Slow Police Start
Police were punished after eight minutes when Asiimwe’s corner allowed Kasinde to head Villa ahead.
Villa recognised uncertainty in a home defence struggling to track runners and required five more minutes to double their advantage.
Asiimwe changed from provider to scorer after Ssebuufu split the defence. His calm finish gave Villa command before the contest settled.
Ssebuufu Makes It Three Before Half-Time
Police attempted to slow Villa, but the Jogoos controlled important spaces and attacked whenever the hosts lost shape.
Ssebuufu made it 3-0 near half-time with a close-range touch, completing a dominant opening period combining set-piece threat, direct passing and clinical finishing.
The timing denied Police an opportunity to reorganise. Villa could manage the second half without sacrificing attacking ambition.
Kakande and Ssebuufu End the Contest
Villa scored three minutes after the restart. Kakande beat his marker before placing a precise finish into the bottom corner.
Ssebuufu completed his brace after 58 minutes, stretching to convert Kasinde’s right-wing delivery. The combination highlighted Villa’s movement and attacking variety.
At 5-0, Villa controlled the tempo while their midfield restricted Police’s opportunities to build pressure.
Ikamba Responds Before Sausa Finishes Scoring
Ikamba curled home Police’s 81st-minute consolation after an effort rebounded from the woodwork, but it arrived too late to affect the result.
Sausa restored Villa’s five-goal margin two minutes later, ensuring the score reflected the difference in attacking efficiency.
The victory moved Villa above NEC on goal difference. Both have 14 points, but the Jogoos’ scoring display secured first place.
Ssebuufu Leads a Complete Attack
Ssebuufu assisted Asiimwe, scored twice, and connected midfield with attack. His movement created uncertainty throughout Police’s defence.
Kasinde and Asiimwe each contributed a goal and assist. Kakande and Sausa confirmed Villa carried danger from several players.
Villa previously earned a 2-0 Kampala Derby victory over Express and 3-0 win over Kigezi HomeBoyz. Their unbeaten progress also featured in Bangbet Uganda’s Matchday Four review.
Police Must Address Defensive Problems
Police have seven points after six matches and consecutive heavy defeats following a 3-0 loss to Entebbe UPPC. Nine goals conceded across two games create urgent defensive questions.
The hosts struggled with corners, central passes and crosses. They must improve communication before visiting champions Vipers on October 23.
What the Result Means for Ugandan Supporters
Villa’s rise adds energy to the title race. The record champions command support across Uganda, and this display strengthens belief that they can challenge again.
For Villa supporters in Kampala, Masaka, Jinja, Gulu and beyond, the performance offers celebration and expectation. Returning to first place matters, but remaining will require concentration, movement and scoring efficiency when matches become tighter, and opponents defend with discipline.
Seven goals, emerging talent and a changing summit give supporters compelling reasons to follow the UPL alongside international competitions.
Police require an immediate response because their next fixture presents another demanding test.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Police versus SC Villa?
SC Villa won 6-1 at Kira Police Arena in Kamwokya.
Who scored twice for Villa?
Ssebuufu scored near half-time and added his second in the 58th minute.
Who scored Police’s goal?
Ikamba scored the hosts’ consolation in the 81st minute.
Where are Villa in the table?
Villa are first with 14 points, ahead of NEC on goal difference.
Who do Villa play next?
Villa host Mbarara City on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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Verdict
Villa deserved the summit after combining aggression, movement and clinical finishing. Six goals from five players demonstrated exceptional attacking depth.
Police must rebuild before facing Vipers. Villa approach Mbarara City as leaders and genuine contenders. Maintaining this intensity against organised opponents will determine whether their momentum becomes a sustained championship challenge.
