Rwanda
RwandaRwanda CAF World Cup Qualifiers da 10 ta oʻyindan soʻng 11 ochko bilan 5-oʻrinda (3 gʻalaba, 2 durang, 5 magʻlubiyat, toʻplar 5-9). Rwanda ning soʻnggi shakli (oxirgi beshta oʻyin): M M G G D.
Tashkil topgan
1972
Murabbiy
Stephen ConstantineOʻyin maydoni
Stade Amahoro
Shahar
Kigali
Sigʻimi
45,508
Qoplama
grass
Mavsum statistikasi
Koʻrsatkichlar
3W 2D 5L
H:1W/A:2W
Gollar
5 / 9 (-4)
H:3/A:2
Quruq oʻyinlar
1
H:1/A:0
Soʻnggi natijalar
– Kenya
05/10/2026Friendlies
@ Cabo Verde
29/09/2026Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
– Liberia
25/09/2026Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
@ South Africa
14/10/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
– Benin
10/10/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
@ Zimbabwe
09/09/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
@ Nigeria
06/09/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
– Lesotho
25/03/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
– Nigeria
21/03/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
– South Sudan
28/12/2024African Nations Championship Qualification
Rwanda
The Rwanda national football team, known as the Amavubi (Wasps), is governed by the Rwanda Football Federation and competes in AFCON qualifiers and FIFA World Cup qualifiers. Football in Rwanda has grown significantly since the 1990s, with the national team making its first Africa Cup of Nations appearance in 2004. The Amavubi have made multiple AFCON qualifying campaigns and have produced notable players such as Meddie Kagere and Djabel Manishimwe. Rwanda has invested heavily in football infrastructure, hosting the 2016 CHAN (African Nations Championship) and constructing modern stadiums in Kigali. The team plays its home matches at Amahoro National Stadium. While yet to qualify for a FIFA World Cup, Rwanda's football development has shown consistent progress under successive coaching regimes.