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Uganda vs Botswana: date, time, TV channel and stakes

The two sides meet this Saturday, November 14, in Hoima
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Uganda vs Botswana: date, time, TV channel and stakes
Uganda vs Botswana: date, time, TV channel and stakes
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Uganda host Botswana this Saturday, November 14, 2026, on matchday three of the 2027 AFCON qualifiers. At Hoima City Stadium, both teams will be looking to secure an important result in a particularly tight Group H.

What time and where to watch Uganda vs Botswana?

The match between Uganda and Botswana will be played this Saturday, November 14, at Hoima City Stadium in Hoima, Uganda.

  • Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026
  • Time: 16:00 GMT
  • Stadium: Hoima City Stadium, Hoima
  • Competition: 2027 AFCON qualifiers, Group H
  • TV channel: New World Sport 1

Before this match, Uganda and Libya occupy the top two places with four points each. Botswana and Tunisia follow on two points. Uganda have the chance to move clear at the top of the group with a win. At home, Paul Put’s men will be looking to make the most of their advantage, consolidate their position and move closer to qualification.

Morena Ramoreboli’s Botswana, meanwhile, will be aiming to claim their first win of the campaign. With two draws from two matches, the Zebras have already shown they can compete with their opponents, but this time they will need to turn their good spells into a victory.

Uganda hold the edge in head-to-head meetings

Previous meetings between the two sides give Uganda the historical edge. Of the last six recorded encounters, the Cranes have won five, while the sixth ended in a draw. Botswana have yet to record a win in that run.

Both teams are nevertheless capable of producing attacking results. Botswana can count in particular on Tumisang Orebonye, who has scored twice since the start of the campaign, while Uganda will be keeping a close eye on their attacking players’ performances, but will be without the injured Rogers Mato. The stakes are therefore high for both sides: a win would strengthen Uganda’s position at the top of the group, while a Botswana victory would throw the qualification race wide open.

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