Rwanda’s national football team, Amavubi, are set to continue their campaign in the 2026 FIFA World Cup African qualifiers with two decisive matches this October. With only two games remaining in the qualifiers, the team is determined to fight for every point and keep their hopes alive. On 10th October, Rwanda will host Benin at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. And 14th October, Amavubi will face South Africa in South Africa for their final group match. According to the latest standings in CAF Group C, Benin and South Africa currently share the top spo

Rwanda’s national football team, Amavubi, are set to continue their campaign in the 2026 FIFA World Cup African qualifiers with two decisive matches this October. With only two games remaining in the qualifiers, the team is determined to fight for every point and keep their hopes alive. On 10th October, Rwanda will host Benin at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. And 14th October, Amavubi will face South Africa in South Africa for their final group match. According to the latest standings in CAF Group C, Benin and South Africa currently share the top spot with 14 points each, while Nigeria and Rwanda follow closely with 11 points each. Lesotho sit in fifth place with 9 points, and Zimbabwe are at the bottom with 4 points. This means that the upcoming fixtures are crucial for Rwanda, as victories in both matches could dramatically change the final standings and potentially push them to the top of the group. The Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) has called on fans to turn up in large numbers at Amahoro Stadium to rally behind the national team. The federation emphasized that strong home support can make a big difference as Amavubi aim for a vital win against Benin.

Amavubi to host Benin at Amahoro stadium this coming 10th October, the gate prices dropped for more attendance expectation.

Amavubi head coach has already named the squad that will represent Rwanda in these two key games, blending experienced players with young talents eager to make their mark on the international stage.

Rwanda national team head coach Adel Amrouche, squad for two qualifiers against Benin and South Africa.

With national pride on the line and World Cup dreams still within reach, all eyes will be on Amahoro Stadium this coming Friday as Amavubi look to secure a victory at home before heading to South Africa for their final test.

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