George Desmond Kamurasi, popularly known as “Big G,” has dedicated SE Dons’ latest FA Cup victory to his late cousin, Tooro King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
The goalkeeper was part of the SE Dons side that secured a 3-2 victory over Chichester City in the FA Cup second qualifying round on Saturday.
Following the win, Kamurasi took to X to share an emotional farewell message for the late Tooro monarch, turning a memorable football moment into a personal tribute to a family member he had recently lost.
For Kamurasi, the victory carried a deeper meaning as he remembered King Oyo, whose death has prompted an outpouring of tributes from across Uganda and beyond.
The FA Cup win now becomes a special chapter in Kamurasi’s career, celebrated not only for what SE Dons achieved on the pitch but also for the person he chose to honour after the final whistle.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Big G dedicated SE Dons’ FA Cup victory to his late cousin, King Oyo.
- SE Dons defeated Chichester City 3-2 in the second qualifying round.
- Kamurasi shared an emotional farewell message to the late Tooro monarch on X.
- The victory provided a poignant moment of remembrance for the goalkeeper and his family.
TAKEAWAY
For George Desmond Kamurasi, SE Dons’ FA Cup triumph was about more than football. It became an opportunity to honour the memory of his late cousin, King Oyo, and dedicate a hard-fought victory to a member of the Tooro royal family he held close.
