Atlabara FC completed a dramatic 4–3 comeback victory over Kator FC in Week 4 of the South Sudan Premier League at Juba National Stadium on Thursday evening.
Kator made a fast start, with Santos opening the scoring in the third minute. Atlabara responded through Christopher Nyang, who levelled in the eighth minute.
Anur Hussan then put Atlabara ahead in the 41st minute before Kator struck again through Santos in the 45th minute to make it 2–2.
Atlabara immediately regained the advantage in stoppage time when Baringbara Emmanuel scored in the 45+2nd minute, reacting to a rebound after Kator goalkeeper David Alfred had saved Anthony Billy’s effort from outside the box.
Atlabara led 3–2 at half-time.
Kator levelled again in the 71st minute through Silva Goah, who capitalised on a miscommunication between Atlabara goalkeeper Nasona Vica and centre-back Soka Martin.
Kator were subsequently reduced to 10 men after substitute full-back Yai received a second yellow card for pulling Joseph Celestino on the edge of the box.
Atlabara took advantage, with substitute Bin-Omer Junior scoring a fine finish in the 76th minute to restore the lead and seal a 4–3 victory.
The win moves Atlabara temporarily into third place with eight points, ahead of Munuki SC on goal difference, while Kator remain 11th with two points and are still searching for their first win of the 2026/27 campaign.
