Stade Amahoro, home of Rwanda

Kigali

Rwanda

Founded:
(54 years)
Venue:
Stade Amahoro
Capacity:
30.000
FIFA Ranking:
#128 (1,127 points)

Head coach:

Adel Amrouche (Since )
Previous coaches· 20
Torsten Spittler ( – )
Gérard Buscher ( – )
Carlos Alós Ferrer ( – )
Vincent Mashami ( – )
Antoine Hey ( – )
Jimmy Mulisa ( – )
Johnny McKinstry ( – )
Q137515604 ( – )
Stephen Constantine ( – )
Eric Nshimiyimana ( – )
Milutin Sredojević ( – )
Sellas Tetteh ( – )
Branko Tucak ( – )
Raoul Shungu ( – )
Josip Kuže ( – )
Michael Nees ( – )
Roger Palmgren ( – )
Ratomir Dujković (Until )
Rudi Gutendorf ( – )
Otto Pfister ( – )

Owner:

Rwanda Football Federation

Rwanda records

Rwanda record holders and ranking extremes.
112Most capsHaruna Niyonzima
24Top scorerOlivier Karekezi
#64Best FIFA rankMarch 2015
#178Worst FIFA rankJuly 1999

Rwanda at international tournaments

Rwanda at international tournaments: appearances, year of first entry, best result, and the years that result was achieved.
AppsTournamentFirstBest result
1Africa Cup of Nations2004Group stage 2004
4African Nations Championship2011Quarter-finals 2016, 2020

Rwanda all-time results

First international
6:2
Burundi vs Rwanda
Libreville, Gabon · 29 June 1976
Biggest win
9:0
Rwanda vs Djibouti
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania · 13 December 2007
Biggest defeat
5:0
Cameroon vs Rwanda
Libreville, Gabon · 7 July 1976
6:1
Zaire vs Rwanda
Gabon · 12 July 1976
5:0
Tunisia vs Rwanda
Tunis, Tunisia · 10 April 1983
5:0
Uganda vs Rwanda
Kampala, Uganda · 1 August 1998
Association
Fédération Rwandaise de Football Association (FERWAFA)
Confederation
CAF (Africa) (CECAFA (East Africa))
Captain
Djihad Bizimana
Home stadium
Amahoro Stadium

Links:

www.ferwafa.rw@rwanda_fa

Cover photo: ROSEMURA250 / CC BY-SA 4.0

All-time facts: Wikipedia, as of

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