Kenyan internationals plying their trade in the Rwandan Premier League had mixed fortunes on Sunday evening when their respective teams took to the pitch.While Lawrence Juma got the winning feeling with his AS Kigali outfit, fleet footed winger Paul Were was unlucky as his table topping Rayon Sport side was condemned to defeat. Here is a wrap of how the action unfolded.What’s next for the Qatar 2022 stadiums post World Cup?Lawrence JumaNamed in the matchday starting eleven, the Harambee Stars midfielder helped his side to a resounding 4-0 victory against Espoir in the clash staged at the Kigali Stadium.The floodgates to the emphatic scoreline was opened by Gilbert Dusingimana who ensured the home side went into the half time break with a narrow lead.FULL TIME 🥳🥳#Citizens #thewinningteam #HigherthanAclub pic.twitter.com/Xr1KYB6GN4— AS KIGALI (@AS_KigaliFC) December 11, 2022 In the second half, the half time team talk by former AFC Leopards and Bandari head coach Andre Cassa Mbungo had the desired effect as Shaban Tshabalala got the second to give them some cushion just seven minutes into the second half.With momentum on their side, Moise Nyarugabo grabed the third in the 70th minute before Tshabalala sealed his brace with ten minutes left on the clock to hammer the final nail in Espoir’s coffin.##NAJAVA_MECA_6881967##With the victory, Kigali cemented their place in second place as they are three points ahead of Kiyovu and only one short of Rayon Sport after thirteen matches played.Paul WereHaving been named in the starting eleven, the former AFC Leopards man could not play any part in preventing his side from going down to a 3-2 defeat against mid table Etincelles.Match-fixing allegations rock Silibwet Leons FCThe team started the match on the wrong footing as they conceded the opening goal in the opening minute as Niyonsenga gifted the home side the lead, a goal that set the tone for the match as they added two more goals in the 26th and 38th minute to go into the break with a health three goal lead.The advantage helped them see the game through Rayon Sport tried to hit back with two late goals but it was too little too late for them as they lost 3-2, a result that saw their lead at the top cut t one point.
