AS Kigali Advances in Peace Cup Amidst Seasonal Challenges
AS Kigali has moved past Etincelles FC in the preliminary stage of the Peace Cup, stirring optimistic sentiments within the club.
Jordan Taylor
- 2023-12-28
- Updated 06:35 AM ET
(NewsNibs) - Following their success in progressing beyond the preliminary round of the Peace Cup, the leadership of the football club AS Kigali, backed by the City of Kigali, has openly expressed their satisfaction. This victory comes as a significant boost for the team, which has experienced a challenging start to the season. The advancement in this tournament signals a turning point for the club that aims to bolster their performance in upcoming matches.
Commitment to Improvement
Shema Ngoga Fabrice, a key figure in the team management, has articulated a commitment to reinforce the squad's efforts in upcoming return games. Scrutinizing the team's trajectory, Fabrice underscored the necessity for AS Kigali to present an enhanced display of skills and strategies as they move forward in the Peace Cup. With the goal set to ultimately win the tournament, there is a clear directive for the players to maintain high standards of play.
Seasonal Struggles and a Focus on the Future
Presently ranked 15th in the league, AS Kigali's position reflects the financial struggles that have marred the team's performance since the start of the season. While the club sits at the lower end of the scoreboard with 15 points, the recent boost in the Peace Cup offers a glimpse of hope. The club's management is putting a significant emphasis on making a robust comeback in the second half of the season. This determination is in sync with the broader ambition of competing fiercely in the league and aiming higher in the Peace Cup.
The recent success in the Peace Cup is being celebrated as a much-needed morale booster for AS Kigali, setting a more optimistic tone for the remainder of the season. The team's management and its supporters are hoping that the latest achievement marks the beginning of a turnaround that will see the club scaling the league table and making a strong case for the title in the Peace Cup.
