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Uganda defender Bevis Mugabi scored his debut goal for Carlisle United as they secured a 2-0 victory against Aldershot Town in the 2025/2026 Enterprise National League season. The win keeps Carlisle in third place with 20 points.
Carlisle United claimed a 2-0 victory over Aldershot Town in the 2025/26 Enterprise National League season, with Uganda international Bevis Mugabi contributing a crucial goal at Brunton Park. The match, watched by 7,039 fans, saw Mugabi’s 69th-minute strike seal the win, marking his first score for the Cumbrians.
Regan Linney opened the scoring in the 46th minute, assisted by Wearne, before Mugabi capitalized on a corner kick to double Carlisle’s advantage. The defender expressed pride in his milestone, stating, “Scoring my first goal for Carlisle, with the home crowd and my family supporting, is incredibly meaningful. It reinforces that I’m fulfilling my role, and the clean sheet made the day even sweeter.”
Mugabi’s standout performance earned him the Vesta Wealth’s Player of the Match award, propelling Carlisle to their sixth win of the campaign. The team remains third in the standings with 20 points, trailing Rochdale and Forest Green by a single point. Their next challenge is a showdown with Altrincham on September 20 at The J.Davidson Stadium.
Born in Harrow, England, Mugabi began his youth career at Fulham and Southampton before progressing through Yeovil Town, Motherwell, and Anorthosis Famagusta in Cyprus. Since joining Carlisle United, he has solidified his reputation as a defensive stalwart, earning 28 caps for Uganda’s national team and scoring one goal. His recent form underscores his adaptability and growing influence in England’s lower leagues.
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