Saturday's match was watched by a healthy crowd of 10,000 in the western Kenyan town with Uganda's team arriving after an eight-hour bus journey just minutes before kick off.

Fabisch was not impressed by victory over Uganda

Both sides had several chances in the first half but Uganda's goalkeeper Sam Kawalya was the busiest of the two custodians.

Hollow win

The goal came when Robert Mambo was allegedly brought down by defender Timothy Batabaire in the Ugandan penalty area and referee Paul Kuwanda pointed to the spot.

Giant midfielder Omondi converted the kick in the 78th minute for a hollow win against an experimental Ugandan side.

Uganda meet Senegal in their next Nations Cup qualifier in Dakar on March 25 and were due to play top club side SC Villa and then Rwanda this week.

However, they did not seem to have a good journey home, with reports suggesting the Ugandans had to borrow money from a hotel manager to pay for their petrol.

They were due to receive a share of the gate receipts as well as full accommodation and transport costs for playing but Kenyan officials did not hand over the money.