Rwandan players competing in foreign clubs continued their various matches last week, with some performing well while others failed to secure victories.
In Kenya, Nairobi United, featuring Buregeya Prince, was defeated 1-0 by Mathare United. Buregeya came on as a substitute, and his team is currently in 12th place, set to return to action on Monday against Posta Rangers.
In Libya, Al Ahli Tripoli, featuring Manzi Thierry and Bizimana Djihad, won the national cup after defeating Al-Ahly Benghazi 3-0. The team will face Al-Ahly Benghazi again on Monday in the Super Cup final.
In Belgium, Standard de Liège, with Hakim Sahabo, defeated Cercle Brugge 2-1. Sahabo did not play, and his team is currently in 6th place before hosting Oud-Heverlee Leuven on Friday.
RAAL La Louvière, featuring Samuel Gueulette, lost 2-1 to Dender. Gueulette was on the bench and was not used, and his team is in 13th place ahead of their match against Zulte Waregem on Saturday.
In Azerbaijan, FC Zira, featuring Mutsinzi Ange, drew 1-1 with Qarabag FK. Mutsinzi played the entire match, and his team is in 2nd place before facing Shamakhi on Saturday.
In Cyprus, AEL Limassol, with Imanishimwe Emmanuel, defeated Omonia Aradippou 3-1. Imanishimwe came on as a substitute in the 60th minute, and the team is in 7th place ahead of their match against Olympiakos on Sunday.
In Tunisia, ES Zarzis, featuring Nshuti Innocent, and Olympique de Béja, featuring Ishimwe Anicet, did not play as the league has not yet started. The same applies to ES Sétif in Algeria, featuring Biramahire Abeddy, and Kaizer Chiefs in South Africa, with Ntwari Fiacre still recovering from an injury.
In Egypt, Al Masry, featuring Mugisha Bonheur, was scheduled to play Dekernes in the national cup, but the match was postponed.
