Cranes Show Fire in Marrakech Eyes on Cameroon Gambia

Uganda Cranes started practice Tuesday at Marrakech Stadium. The team flew from Entebbe Monday night and reached Morocco the next day. Assistant coach Sam Ssimbwa ran the one-hour training session. Head coach Paul Put stayed home because he feels sick. The players looked tired but worked hard during their first workout.

Wigan Athletic defender Toby Sibbick was already waiting for the team. Six more overseas players will arrive Wednesday evening. Steven Mukwala cannot play because of an injury. Coach Ssimbwa likes how the squad is coming together. The team will face tough competition from both opponents.

Nicholas Wadada returned to the national team after some time away. The experienced defender wants to help younger players learn the game. Forward Denis Omedi promises fans that Uganda will play well. Both matches matter for the country's soccer future. The team feels ready to compete against strong African teams.

Uganda plays Cameroon on Friday June 6. The Gambia match happens Monday June 9. Marrakech will host both games. The Cranes hope to win at least one friendly match. These games help prepare for future tournaments.
 

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