Actors, tigers and cranes compete in Katine 09

A young boy holds a string and plastic football, commonly used by children in Katine Photograph: Dan Chung

Ojama primary school (red bibs) vs Katine Tiriri primary school in a friendly game. Katine Tiriri won 1-0 Photograph: Dan Chung

Children watch Ojama primary school play Katine Tiriri primary school in a friendly game Photograph: Dan Chung

Opuyo Super Eagles (Blue) and Omodoi Reds battle it out in the Katine soccer tournament Photograph: Dan Chung

Supporters watch the Opuyo Super Eagles and Omodoi Reds Photograph: Dan Chung

Dokolo Tigers FC travel by truck to play the Katine Actors in the semi-finals of the over 18s age group Photograph: Dan Chung

Dokolo Tigers (in blue) play the Katine Actors in the semi-finals of the Katine football tournament Photograph: Dan Chung

Dokolo Tigers captain Oumo Amos (in blue) tackles Katine Actors Sam Osage in the semi-finals of the tournament. Katine Actors went on to win 1-0 Photograph: Dan Chung

Katine Actors Lokwang Rolings (R) is tackled by Ojom Ruga Ruga's Emmanuel Amaitum in the over 18s final of the tournament Photograph: Dan Chung

Katine Actors captain Paul Odongo (L) , Sam Osage (C) and Rolings Lokwang (R) celebrate victory over Ojom Ruga Ruga in the over 18s final of the tournament. After a score of 1-1 at full-time, the Katine Actors went on to win 5-4 on penalties Photograph: Dan Chung

The edge if the pitch at the Katine primary school, one of the grounds used for the tournament Photograph: Dan Chung

Crowds watch the Ugandan national team, the Cranes, play the Teso XI during the closing match of the tournament. The Cranes travelled 400km from Kampala for the game. It is the first time the team has played in this region Photograph: Dan Chung

Uganda Cranes Hamis Kizza (R) and Teso XI player during the final match of the tournament. The Cranes won 2-1 Photograph: Dan Chung