Day six of Rwanda Rugby National League 2019
The Day six of Rwanda Rugby National League 2019 (Seniors) definitely made Lions de Fer RFC the 2nd team in the Central (Kigali) Zone KIGALI, Rwanda, July…
The Day six of Rwanda Rugby National League 2019 (Seniors) definitely made Lions de Fer RFC the 2nd team in the Central (Kigali) Zone
KIGALI, Rwanda, July 8, 2019/APO Group/ --The Daysix of Rwanda Rugby National League 2019 (Seniors) definitely made Lions de Fer RFC the 2
ndteam in the Central (Kigali) Zone, and the 2
ndto qualify for the ½ finals of the National League 2019.
On the last Saturday 7
thJuly 2019, one games played;in Kigali. The game kicked off at 3PM, Lions de Fer RFC played against Kigali SharksRFC at Red-Cross Ground/Kacyiru in Kigali, Lions de Fercame up with the victory of 19-13. Lions de Fer RFC is definitely the 2
ndteam in the Zone of Kigali, and the 2
ndto qualify for ½ final games of Rwanda Rugby National League 2019.
Meanwhile, Lions de FerRFC is now waiting for the 1
stteam in the Southern Region to face in ½ finals. This team will be known after the game of Muhanga Thunders RFC Vs Rusizi Resilience RFC expected on the 3
rdAugust 2019 in Rusizi, because this game’s results will finally determine the first and the second team in the Southern Region.
Whilst the 2
ndteam in South will face 1000 Hills RFC (the 1
stin Kigali) game to be played in Kigali. The first team in south regionwill host Lions de Fer second team in central region.
Provisionally;
The Central Region
| No | Team | Points |
| 1 | Thousand Hills RFC | 17 |
| 2 | Lion de Fer RFC | 14 |
| 3 | Kigali Sharks | 11 |
| 4 | Remera Buffaloes | 0 |
Southern Region
| No | Team | Points |
| 1 | Muhanga Thunders RFC | 15 |
| 2 | Rusizi Resilience RFC | 14 |
| 3 | Kamonyi Puma RFC | 6 |
| 4 | UR Grizzlies RFC | 1 |
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