This Saturday, December 7, Amahoro Stadium in Remera will host a highly anticipated Rwanda Premier League showdown as Rayon Sports FC faces archrivals APR FC in a rescheduled Game Week 4 fixture. Postponed due to APR FC's continental commitments, the match now promises to deliver an electrifying spectacle that has captured national attention. Rayon Sports enters the derby in top form, extending their unbeaten streak to nine matches with a recent 2-1 win over Muhazi United. Meanwhile, APR FC, held to a 1-1 draw by Police FC, is eager to bounce back and reaffirm their dominance. This clash mar

This Saturday, December 7, Amahoro Stadium in Remera will host a highly anticipated Rwanda Premier League showdown as Rayon Sports FC faces archrivals APR FC in a rescheduled Game Week 4 fixture. Postponed due to APR FC's continental commitments, the match now promises to deliver an electrifying spectacle that has captured national attention. Rayon Sports enters the derby in top form, extending their unbeaten streak to nine matches with a recent 2-1 win over Muhazi United. Meanwhile, APR FC, held to a 1-1 draw by Police FC, is eager to bounce back and reaffirm their dominance. This clash marks a historic milestone as the newly renovated, 45,000-capacity Amahoro Stadium is set for a sell-out crowd, underlining the magnitude of this rivalry. With league points, bragging rights, and pride at stake, fans can expect a fiercely competitive encounter filled with drama and excitement. Credit: Florien I

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