2015–16 Uganda Super League

Uganda Super League
Season	2015–16
← 2014–15 2016–17 →

The 2015–16 Ugandan Super League is the 49th season of top-flight football in Uganda. Vipers are the defending champions having won their second championship last season. The campaign started on 22 August 2015.

Teams

Sixteen teams played the 2015/16 season.^[1] The top side will qualify for a qualification place in the 2017 CAF Champions League and the bottom three will be relegated to the Ugandan Big League.

Stadia and locations

Club	Settlement	Stadium	Capacity
Bright Stars FC	Kampala	Nakivubo Stadium	15,000
Bul FC	Jinja	Kakindu Municipal Stadium	1,000
Express FC	Kampala	Muteesa II Stadium	20,200
Jinja Municipal Council Hippos FC	Jinja	Kakindu Municipal Stadium	1,000
Kampala Capital City Authority FC	Kampala	Lugogo Stadium	3,000
Lweza FC	Kampala	Mutessa 2 Royal Stadium Wankuluku	40,000
Maroons FC	Kampala	Luzira Maximum Prisons Stadium	1,000
Police FC	Jinja	Kavumba Recreation Centre	1,000
Sadolin Paints FC	Bugembe	Kyabazinga Stadium	3,000
Simba FC	Bombo	Bombo Stadium	1,000
Soana FC	Kampala	Kavumba Recreation Centre	1,000
The Saints FC	Kampala	Mandela National Stadium	45,200
Uganda Revenue Authority SC	Kampala	Lugazi Stadium	2,000
SC Victoria University	Kampala	Mandela National Stadium	45,200
SC Villa	Kampala	Nakivubo Stadium	15,000
Vipers SC	Buikwe	Buikwe Stadium	2,000

League table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Kampala Capital City Authority	30	16	9	5	39	21	+18	57	Qualification to the 2017 CAF Champions League
2	Vipers SC	30	14	11	5	37	22	+15	53
3	Express FC	30	15	8	7	39	28	+11	53
4	SC Villa	30	13	11	6	36	23	+13	50
5	Uganda Revenue Authority SC	30	12	11	7	47	31	+16	47
6	Bul FC	30	14	5	11	32	28	+4	47
7	Soana FC	30	12	9	9	44	41	+3	45
8	Police FC	30	11	11	8	31	28	+3	44
9	Sadolin Paints FC	30	12	7	11	22	25	−3	43
10	Jinja Municipal Council Hippos FC	30	10	8	12	26	23	+3	38
11	The Saints FC	30	10	7	13	30	28	+2	37
12	Bright Stars FC	30	9	10	11	20	23	−3	37
13	Lweza FC	30	9	7	14	26	40	−14	34
14	Simba FC (R)	30	7	11	12	27	27	0	32	Relegation to the Ugandan Big League
15	SC Victoria University (R)	30	5	4	21	17	60	−43	19
16	Maroons FC (R)	30	3	7	20	15	40	−25	16

Updated to match(es) played on 27 May 2016. Source: Standings
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(R) Relegated

References

↑ UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE, SoccerWay, accessed 26 February 2016

Top division football seasons in Uganda
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Football in Uganda

2015 in African football (CAF)
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Domestic leagues	Algeria 14–15 15–16 Angola Benin 14–15 Botswana 14–15 15–16 Burkina Faso 14–15 15–16 Burundi 14–15 15–16 Cameroon Cape Verde Central African Republic 15–16 Chad Comoros Congo Democratic Republic of Congo 14–15 15–16 Djibouti 14–15 15–16 Egypt 14–15 15–16 Equatorial Guinea 15 15–16 Eritrea Ethiopia 14–15 15–16 Gabon Gambia 14–15 15–16 Ghana Guinea 14–15 15–16 Guinea-Bissau Ivory Coast 14–15 15–16 Kenya Lesotho 14–15 15–16 Liberia ~~Libya~~ Madagascar Malawi Mali 14–15 Mauritania 14–15 15–16 Mauritius 14–15 15–16 Morocco 14–15 15–16 Mozambique Namibia 14–15 15–16 Niger 14–15 15–16 Nigeria Réunion Rwanda 14–15 15–16 São Tomé and Príncipe Senegal 14–15 15–16 Seychelles ~~Sierra Leone~~ Somalia 14–15 15–16 South Africa 14–15 15–16 South Sudan Sudan Swaziland 14–15 15–16 Tanzania 14–15 15–16 ~~Togo~~ Tunisia 14–15 15–16 Uganda 14–15 15–16 Zambia Zanzibar 14–15 15–16 Zimbabwe
Domestic cups	Algeria 14–15 15–16 Angola Egypt 14–15 15–16 Kenya South Africa 14–15 15–16 Tunisia 14–15 15–16 Uganda 14–15 15–16
Supercups	Algeria Angola Côte d'Ivoire Egypt Ethiopia Ghana Kenya Mauritania Mali
Regional club cups	Kagame Interclub Cup UNAF Club Cup
CAF club competitions	CAF Champions League qualifying rounds group stage knockout stage final CAF Confederation Cup qualifying rounds group stage knockout stage final CAF Super Cup
International competitions	Africa Cup of Nations Africa U-23 Cup of Nations CECAFA Cup COSAFA Cup

2016 in African football (CAF)
« 2015 2017 »
Domestic leagues	Algeria 15–16 16–17 Angola Benin Botswana 15–16 16–17 Burkina Faso 15–16 16–17 Burundi 15–16 16–17 Cameroon Cape Verde Central African Republic 15–16 16 16–17 Chad Comoros Congo Democratic Republic of Congo 15–16 16–17 Djibouti 15–16 16–17 Egypt 15–16 16–17 Equatorial Guinea 15–16 Eritrea Ethiopia 15–16 16–17 Gabon 15–16 16–17 Gambia 15–16 16–17 Ghana Guinea 15–16 16–17 Guinea-Bissau 16 16–17 Ivory Coast 15–16 16–17 Kenya Lesotho 15–16 16–17 Liberia 16 16–17 Liberia Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania 15–16 16–17 Mauritius 15–16 16–17 Morocco 15–16 16–17 Mozambique Namibia 15–16 Niger 15–16 16–17 Nigeria men women Réunion 16–17 Rwanda 15–16 16–17 São Tomé and Príncipe Senegal 15–16 16–17 Seychelles ~~Sierra Leone~~ Somalia 15–16 16–17 South Africa 15–16 16–17 ~~South Sudan~~ Sudan Swaziland 15–16 16–17 Tanzania 15–16 16–17 Togo 16–17 Tunisia 15–16 16–17 Uganda 15–16 16–17 Zambia Zanzibar 15–16 16–17 Zimbabwe
Domestic cups	Algeria 15–16 16–17 Angola Egypt 15–16 16–17 Morocco South Africa 15–16 16–17 Tunisia 15–16 16–17 Uganda 15–16 16–17
Supercups	Algeria Angola Egypt Kenya Mali
Regional cups	Arab Club Championship
CAF club competitions	CAF Champions League qualifying rounds group stage knockout stage final CAF Confederation Cup qualifying rounds group stage knockout stage final CAF Super Cup
International competitions	Football at the 2016 Summer Olympics men's tournament women's tournament CECAFA Cup COSAFA Cup

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