Uganda Revenue Authority Football Club (URA FC) have confirmed that they will be hosting all their home matches for 2020/2021 at Ndejje University Stadium, Arena of Visions in Bombo.
A stadium they used as a home ground for the second round of the 2019/20 season after switching from Mandela National Stadium (Nambole) where they have been hosting their home games in the past seasons.
The change of venue came in the season due to the non-avoidable circumstances from Mandela National Stadium that was continously used by its management to host various activities and in one way or the other affected URA FC’s planning as evidenced in the last stages of first round of the 2019/20 season where URA FC had to host their last three games of the first round at Bombo Military Barracks ground.
The Ssimbwa coached side hosted five home games at the Arena of Visions in the second round of the 2019/20 StarTimes Uganda Premier League season, they were able to win four games (URA FC 2-0 SC Villa, URA FC 1-0 Bright Stars, URA FC 2-1 KCCA FC, URA FC 3-1 Vipers SC) and lost only one against Police FC (1-2) in their last StarTimes Uganda Premier League game .
The tax collectors will host their first two of the seven first-round home games against Bright Stars and SC Villa on Tuesday 8th December 2020 and Saturday 12th December 2020 respectively
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