Ugandan striker Edward Kizza scored in a 2-1 victory to guide Riverhounds SC past the University of Pittsburgh(Panthers) in an exhibition game.
Kizza, a former Panthers player during his college days found the back of the net in the 11th minute from a spectacular cross.
The Panthers were able to equalise through Filip Mirkovic, but Robbie Mertz scored the winning goal in the second half.
The Hounds are yet to lose a game in their preseason crusade, with one final game against the Louisville City FC on Saturday.
The 24-year-old is expected to play a pivotal role for the Hounds after making a permanent move from New England Revolution this term.
About Kizza:
Kizza played college football at the University of Pittsburgh and scored 31 goals in three seasons with the Panthers from 2017-19.
He helped his University to their first National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Tournament appearance in 54 years.
The forward started his football career at Kampala-based outfit, Uganda Youth Soccer Academy (UYSA). During his formative years he took part in both local and international competitions.
About The Author
