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Stakes High as Crested Cranes battle Rwanda’s She-Amavubi in Olympic Qualifying Decider

Moses MugaluBy Moses MugaluJuly 16, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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Action from the first-leg game between Crested Cranes and Rwanda She-Amavubi on July 12. They drew 3-3
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Following their 3-3 draw in the first leg game, Uganda’ women national football team, the Crested Cranes take on their Rwandan counterparts, She-Amavubi, in the decisive return leg match of the 2024 Olympic Qualifier on Sunday, July 16 at the Pele Stadium in Kigali.

She-Amavubi, who were widely considered the pre-match underdogs, held the Crested Cranes to a 3-3 draw in the first leg game on July 12 at the same venue.

The Crested Cranes were the home team in that game after Uganda opted to host the game in Kigali due lack of CAF-approved stadia in the country at the moment.

Uganda Crested Cranes starting XI against She-Amavubi on July 12

They, however, surrendered the lead twice to the She-Amavubi in the six-goal thriller.

The result set the tone for Sunday’s decisive game whose winner will advance into the next stage of qualifiers for the 2024 Olympic Games due in Paris, France.

Both Uganda and Rwanda women have never featured in the Olympic football finals; so, the stakes are high for either side.

2024 Paris Olympic Games Crested Cranes Olympic qualifier Rwanda She Amavubi
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