The Rwandan national team, the Amavubi, have completed their first training session in preparation for their highly anticipated 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Nigeria’s Super Eagles.
Head coach Adel Amrouche led the session on Sunday, marking his first time working with the invited players since his appointment. According to the Rwandan Football Association, the training focused on addressing player fatigue, particularly for those who had recently played for their respective clubs.
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The clash between Rwanda and Nigeria is scheduled for March 21st at the Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, kicking off at 6 pm. Rwanda currently leads Group C with seven points, while Nigeria sits in fifth place with three points.
Rwanda is aiming to make history by qualifying for their first-ever FIFA World Cup, adding extra motivation to their campaign. Nigeria, on the other hand, is seeking to revitalize their qualification hopes after a slow start, having drawn three and lost one of their opening matches.
Six Super Eagles players, including Victor Osimhen, Tolu Arokodare, Bruno Onyemaechi, Papa Daniel, Ama Obasogie, and Kayode Bankole, have already arrived at the team’s camp, along with assistant coaches and head coach Eric Chelle.
While Rwanda has completed their first training session, the Super Eagles are scheduled to hold their first training session this evening. This session will also mark the players’ first meeting with their new head coach, Eric Chelle.
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