as FC Linköping City premiere played against Nyköping BIS in Division 1 North. The match ended 1-1 after City got a cannon shot when the new acquisition of Ivan Bukenya after 15 minutes knocked 1-0 into a well-frustrated free kick by Ilir Terbunja, who completely dismissed Bukenya in the area of the penalty area. "A nice feeling to get your ball, it's always fun to score, but the most important thing is that the team is performing," Bukenya said after the match. He was released by FC Linköping City in December 2018. He died last night on October 5, 2020 International career He has represented Uganda at all junior levels and is a current senior national team player. Bukenya was part of the successful Uganda U20 side that finished as winners of the 2010 CECAFA U-20 Championship beating the host nation Eritrea U20 in the final after they beat local rivals Kenya U20 2-1 in the semi-final. Bukenya was also part of the Uganda U23 side that hammered Tanzania's U23 team 5-2 on aggregate and thrashed Kenya's U23 team 5-1 in the first leg en route to qualifying for the 2011 All-Africa Games held in Maputo, Mozambique. After a fine season with Proline FC he was rewarded with selection by Bobby Williamson to take part in the 2011 African Nations Championship held in Sudan where he played every game at the heart of the defence. on 1 June 2013 he played in the 3–0 loss to Libya in Tripoli which was also the first test for newly appointed coach Milutin Sredojević as they prepared to host Liberia on 8 June in a crucial 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification game. Style of play When he completed his move, Kaizer Chiefs and South Africa captain Itumeleng Khune said "He is a very good player; the height, the physique and he is quick. He is a complete player, but all I can say is wait for Macufe and you will see what he has in store for us". Personal life Bukenya was born to Fred Yiga, a renowned civil servant at the Kampala City Council (KCC) and Justine Nantume. His mother was a tennis player in her youth and it was her inspiration and funding of youth football tournaments around her home area that encouraged Bukenya to become a top professional. Youth coach Moses Kibirango said "When a parent like Bukenya's mother shows