On October 20, 2024, APR FC claimed their first palm of the 2024/25 Rwanda Premier League season with a 1- 0 palm over Gasogi United at Kigali Pele Stadium. The match, originally listed for Saturday, had been laid over due to heavy rains in Nyamirambo, but it eventually handed plenitude of excitement for suckers who were eagerly awaiting the clash. The result not only marked a significant moment for APR FC in their season but also handed them with a pivotal three points, which propelled them from the bottom of the standings to 13th place, with four points from two games.
The game started with both sides espousing a conservative approach, concluding for a measured and patient figure- up in the midfield. The early exchanges were largely dominated by politic play, with both brigades cautious of conceding. APR FC began to show their attacking intent in the 32nd nanosecond when Niyomugabo Claude played a ball to Richmond Ramptey. Ramptey managed to get a shot out, but it sailed wide of the target, signaling APR’s early pledge but also their need to be more clinical in front of thing.
As the first half continued, APR FC grew into the game, controlling possession and creating further chances. It was n’t long before they set up the advance. In the 42nd nanosecond, Mamadou Lamine Bah scored the only thing of the match, thanks to a brilliant help from Victor Mbaoma. Mbaoma’s perfection allowed Bah to have a clear chance on thing, and the forward made no mistake in finishing to give APR FC a 1- 0 lead just before halftime.
This thing proved to be a turning point for APR FC, who had been steadily asserting their dominance on the field. Gasogi United, however, did n’t let the thing dampen their spirits. They tried to regroup during the break, determined to get back into the game in the alternate half.
The alternate half began with APR FC looking to extend their advantage, showing lesser urgency in their play. The Army side pushed forward, with players like Mbaoma and Ramptey continuing to beget problems for Gasogi’s defense. still, Gasogi United was n’t about to make it easy for APR FC. They managed to produce a manycounter-attacking openings, with one of their stylish chances falling to Kabanda Serge in the 60th nanosecond. Serge unleashed a important shot that was well- saved by APR FC goalkeeper Nzila Pavelh. The save was pivotal, as it kept APR FC’s lead complete and averted Gasogi United from leveling the score.
The game continued to be a battle of possession, with Gasogi United trying to break down APR’s defense. still, despite their sweats, the callers were unfit to find the reverse of the net. APR FC remained solid defensively, with their backline standing establishment under pressure. Gasogi’s incapability to subsidize on their chances, combined with APR FC’s well- organized defense, meant that the home side were suitable to control the match.
APR FC had several openings to add a alternate thing and make the result more secure, but they failed to convert some promising chances. One of these came in the 70th nanosecond when Ramptey set up himself in a good position but his shot went wide. As the match wore on, the callers began to tire, and APR FC looked the more likely side to score again, with their quickcounter-attacks and constant pressure on the ball.
Gasogi United had their fair share of chances, but the platoon sounded to warrant the final touch, which eventually bring them in this match. The callers did manage to get some shots out, but none of them were suitable to break through APR FC’s bent defense and goalkeeper Pavelh. In the dying twinkles of the game, APR FC maintained their attention and managed to see out the match, securing the 1- 0 palm and all three points.
The result moved APR FC from the bottom of the table to 13th place, with four points from their first two games. This palm was pivotal for the platoon, as they had been floundering beforehand in the season, and a palm then allowed them to gain some instigation. Meanwhile, Gasogi United remained in seventh place with eight points, still in a solid position but dissatisfied by their incapability to get a result in this match.
Other matches on October 20 also added to the excitement of the matchday. In one of the day’s most largely anticipated institutions, Police FC faced Gorilla FC. The match ended in a goalless draw, which allowed Police FC to maintain their lead at the top of the league with 12 points from six games. The draw was a decent result for Gorilla FC, who continue to be competitive in the league, but it was a missed occasion to close the gap on the top spots.
Meanwhile, Marines FC secured a vital 4- 2 palm over Kiyovu Sports, which showcased their attacking capabilities. Marines’ dominant palm not only boosted their position in the standings but also handed a confidence boost ahead of the coming set of institutions. The 4- 2 result was an amusing hassle, with both sides showing attacking intent, but it was Marines FC who surfaced as the further clinical side on the day.
Looking ahead to the rest of the sixth matchday, all eyes will be on AS Kigali as they face Vision FC on Wednesday. suckers will be eagerly awaiting the outgrowth of this match, as both brigades have shown casts of strong performances so far this season. With AS Kigali looking to maintain their form and Vision FC aiming for an worried, the game promises to be an instigative contest.
As the 2024/25 Rwanda Premier League continues to unfold, brigades are beginning to find their meter, and the competition for the top spots is hotting
up. APR FC’s palm over Gasogi United is a sign of their adaptability and determination to move up the table, and it’ll be intriguing to see how they fare in their forthcoming institutions. The season is shaping up to be an instigative one, with plenitude of action still to come. suckers can anticipate further thrilling matches and fierce competition as the Championship continues to unfold.
