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SC Villa Uganda

Historic Ugandan football

Uganda , Kampala Founded 1975 51-200
Operating Since1975 (51y)

About SC Villa Uganda

SC Villa is one of Uganda's most historic football clubs, founded in 1975, having won the Ugandan Premier League multiple times. One of the dominant clubs in Ugandan football history.

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CountryUganda
Founded1975
TypeNon-profit
ModelB2C
Team Size51-200

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