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BOTH TEAMS PROMOTED TO RWANDA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP (D2) 2026/2027

BOTH TEAMS PROMOTED TO RWANDA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP (D2) 2026/2027

BOTH TEAMS PROMOTED TO RWANDA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP (D2) 2026/2027

The team Amizero WFC made history in Rwandan women’s football after winning the first-ever Rwanda Women’s Regional League (D3) title, a competition that was held for the very first time in the history of women’s football in the country.

In the highly anticipated final match, Amizero WFC drew 2-2 against Eagles WFC in a thrilling encounter marked by determination, intense competition, and impressive performances from players on both sides.

Although the match ended in a draw, Amizero WFC emerged as champions of the tournament after an outstanding campaign throughout the competition. The club was awarded the trophy along with a cash prize of three million Rwandan Francs.

A TOURNAMENT THAT CREATED NEW HISTORY

The Rwanda Women’s Regional League (D3) was played for the first time in Rwanda, something many observers consider a major step forward for the development of women’s football in the country. The competition provided teams from different regions with an opportunity to showcase their talent and help young female players pursue their dreams of playing football at a higher level.

Amizero WFC displayed remarkable consistency from the beginning of the tournament, winning crucial matches and entertaining fans with quality football. Eagles WFC also performed exceptionally well on their road to the final, with both teams eventually securing promotion to the Rwanda Women’s Championship (D2) for the 2026/2027 season.

A VICTORY OF GREAT SIGNIFICANCE

Winning this title is not just an ordinary achievement for Amizero WFC, but a historic milestone that will be remembered as the beginning of a new era for the club and for women’s football in Rwanda as a whole.

Fans and followers of women’s sports praised the tournament for bringing hope for a brighter future, as emerging teams continue to rise and compete at an impressive level.

Written by Igiraneza Migisha Janviére

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