Burahya County reached the MTN Amasaza Cup final on Sunday after a 1-1 draw with Fort Portal City at St Paul's Major Seminary playground gave them a 3-2 aggregate win.
The visitors carried a 2-1 first-leg lead into the return match and will now meet Mwenge South County in the decider.
Francis Tuwa put Burahya ahead in the first half before Francis Ndigiya equalised for Fort Portal in the 75th minute.
The hosts could not find a second goal to overturn the deficit as Burahya progressed to Saturday's final.
Mwenge South booked their place by beating Kitagwenda 1-0 in the other semi-final thanks to Joram Seruwagi's strike.
The final pits the 2023 champions Mwenge South against the 2024 winners Burahya at Uganda Technical College-Kichwamba.
Omukama Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I is expected to attend as chief guest on October 24.
The tournament resumed on Sunday after suspension following the death of former Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru IV on August 27.
Nine counties competed in this fifth edition before the knockout rounds produced the two finalists.
The winners will collect a Shs15 million purse.
Key facts
- Semi-final second leg: Burahya 1-1 Fort Portal City (agg 3-2)
- Other semi-final: Mwenge South 1-0 Kitagwenda
- Final: Burahya vs Mwenge South, October 24, Uganda Technical College-Kichwamba
- Prize: Shs15 million to winners
- Defending champions: Burahya (2024)
- Previous winners: Mwenge South (2023)
Source: Uganda Observer
