Rwanda’s national football team, Amavubi, held their first training session in Bamako, Mali, on Wednesday evening as preparations continued for their upcoming encounter against Mali on Friday.
The session took place at the Académie JMG training ground, where the players worked on fine-tuning their tactics and improving their match fitness ahead of the crucial fixture. Having arrived in Mali earlier, the team began adapting to the local conditions and familiarising themselves with their surroundings. The players displayed determination and focus throughout the session as they prepared to face one of Africa’s established football nations.
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Final Training Session Scheduled at Stade du 26 Mars
Amavubi are scheduled to hold their final training session on Thursday, November 12, at Stade du 26 Mars, the venue for Friday’s match. The session will give the coaching staff a final opportunity to assess the squad and make tactical adjustments before the encounter.
Training is expected to begin at 10:00 p.m. in Bamako, corresponding to midnight in Kigali. It will also allow the players to familiarise themselves with the stadium where the match will take place.
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Constantine and Djihad to Address the Media
Before the final training session, head coach Stephen Constantine and team captain Djihad Bizimana are expected to attend a pre-match press conference. They are expected to discuss the team’s preparations, the condition of the squad and their expectations for the highly anticipated encounter.
The briefing will provide further insight into Rwanda’s approach as the team prepares for a challenging test against the hosts.
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Amavubi Target a Positive Result
Despite facing a Mali side that will enjoy home advantage and has an established record in African football, Amavubi remain determined to secure a positive result. Rwandan football fans continue to support the national team, hoping the players will deliver a strong performance and earn a valuable result away from home.
