POLICE WFC SHOWS HUNGER FOR THE TITLE, DEFEATS APR WFC IN A CLASH

On matchday 18 of the Women’s super League, a highly anticipated game took place between Police WFC and APR WFC, two of Rwanda’s top women’s football teams. The match was full of passion, intense energy, and fierce competition right until the final minute.

The game started with both teams attacking, but Police WFC demonstrated their desire to score early. In the 20th minute, Igilima Rehema Nicole found a perfect opportunity in front of goal and scored the first goal, sending Police WFC fans into jubilation.

This goal energized Police WFC, who continued to attack in search of more goals. However, APR WFC’s defenders stood strong, making it difficult for Police’s attackers to increase their lead.

In the second half, APR WFC returned with the aim of equalizing. In the 75th minute, a penalty was awarded following a foul in the box. Ukwishaka Zawadi successfully converted it, scoring APR WFC’s goal to level the match.

After the equalizer, the game became even more heated. Both teams kept attacking, each determined to secure the win.

As the match was approaching its end, with many expecting a draw, Uwingeneye Grace scored the winning goal for Police WFC in the 95th minute. This late strike came as a surprise and highlighted the team’s perseverance and determination to fight for the title.

This match showed that Police WFC is in great form and has clear ambitions to win the championship. Although APR WFC lost, they demonstrated that they remain a tough team, competing strongly until the final whistle.

The 2-1 victory reinforces that the race for the championship continues to be intense as the league progresses.

 Key highlights from the match

⚽ Igilima Rehema Nicole (20’) – Police WFC

⚽ Ukwishaka Zawadi (75’ P) – APR WFC

⚽ Uwingeneye Grace (95’) – Police WFC

🏟️ Matchday 18 of the Women’s League

Police WFC continues to show its ambition to win the title

The league is becoming more exciting, and if Police WFC maintains this form, they could finish at the top. However, the battle is far from over as APR WFC will continue to fight in the remaining matches.

Written by Igiraneza Migisha Janviére