About the Mayor's Cup
The Mukono Municipality Mayor's Cup is an annual community sports championship that brings together teams from the wards and community groups of Mukono to play, compete, unite and develop.
Our story
The Mukono Municipality Mayor's Cup is the annual community sports championship of Mukono Municipal Council. It brings together teams from the wards and community groups of Mukono to play, compete, unite and develop.
Matches are played every Friday during the season across 4 sports (Football, Netball, Volleyball, Kho Kho) at municipal grounds around the town. Results, scorers and tables are published here minutes after the final whistle so that fans, families and officials can follow every game.
Healthy People · Productive Communities · A Greater Mukono. The competition is run by the Municipal Sports Office with the support of sponsors and partners who believe in sport as a force for community development.
Play · Compete · Unite · Develop
Healthy People · Productive Communities · A Greater Mukono
What we stand for
Four words guide everything we do.
Play
Healthy bodies and active communities. Every ward gets a pitch, a court and a fixture on the calendar.
Compete
Fair rules, trained referees and published tables so that every result counts and every team is treated equally.
Unite
Nine wards and community groups on one stage, cheering together under the colours of Mukono.
Develop
Talent, leadership and local business grow when sport is organised well — a greater Mukono starts here.
The sports
See competitionsFootball
Eleven-a-side football played to FIFA laws. 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw.
Squad of 11–25 players · 90-minute matchesNetball
Seven-a-side netball played to INF rules. 2 points for a win, 1 for a draw.
Squad of 7–12 players · 60-minute matchesVolleyball
Best-of-five sets. 3 points for a 3-0 or 3-1 win, 2 for 3-2, 1 for a 2-3 loss.
Squad of 6–14 players · 90-minute matchesKho Kho
The traditional chase game: two innings each of chasing and defending. Points are earned by putting defenders out.
Squad of 9–15 players · 45-minute matchesHow the season works
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Register
Wards and community groups create an account, add their team and choose a sport. The fee is UGX 100,000 per team.
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Approval & draw
The Sports Office confirms each team once payment is received, then draws groups and publishes the fixtures.
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Friday matchdays
Matches are played every Friday from Friday, 6 November 2026 to Friday, 1 January 2027 with live scores and tables online.
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Knockouts & finals
The best teams progress to the knockout rounds and the Mayor's Cup finals, where champions are crowned.