Rwanda produced a commanding performance to defeat Grenada 4-0 and secure their place in the FIFA Series final in Kigali, on a night that delivered mixed outcomes for teams from the CECAFA region.
Playing in front of an enthusiastic home crowd at the Amahoro Stadium on Friday, the hosts dominated proceedings from start to finish. The match was attended by Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, a well-known supporter of football, as fans witnessed an assured display from a side under the guidance of new head coach Stephen Philip Constantine.
Despite creating several early chances, Rwanda had to wait until added time at the end of the first half to break the deadlock. Leroy Jacques Mickels struck with precision, sending the ball into the corner of the net beyond Grenada goalkeeper Chad Leron Jaime Philip. The goal sparked celebrations in the stadium and set the tone for what followed.
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Just four minutes later, Jojea Kwizera doubled the advantage, giving Rwanda a comfortable 2-0 lead going into the break.
Grenada attempted to respond after the restart, with Jermaine Laman Jordan Francis trying his luck from long range. However, his effort failed to trouble the Rwanda defence.
The hosts continued to control the game and extended their lead in the 69th minute. Captain Djihad Bizimana found the net with a powerful long-range strike that beat the Grenadian goalkeeper, further underlining Rwanda’s dominance.
Hakim Sahabo then completed the scoring with seven minutes remaining, calmly finishing to make it 4-0 and send the home supporters into a celebratory mood.
Speaking after the match, coach Constantine praised his team’s collective effort. “I am happy that the players got on the pitch and played as a team to win the match,” he said.
The victory means Rwanda will now face Estonia in Monday night’s final, also to be played at the Amahoro Stadium.
Earlier on Friday, Estonia secured their place in the final after a dramatic encounter against Kenya. The match ended 1-1 after 90 minutes, before Estonia prevailed 5-4 in a penalty shoot-out.
Attention will now turn to Group B, where fixtures resume on Sunday. Macau are set to face Tanzania in a play-off match, while Liechtenstein will take on Aruba at the Kigali Pele Stadium.
The results highlight a varied set of performances for CECAFA teams in the tournament, with Rwanda’s emphatic victory providing a major boost ahead of the final, while Kenya were left to reflect on a narrow and disappointing exit.
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