INYEMERA WFC STRUGGLES AGAINST INDAHANGARWA WFC IN A GOAL-FILLED MATCH

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‎On Matchday 13 of the Phase Return, Indahangarwa WFC delivered a strong lesson to Inyemera WFC.

‎Indahangarwa WFC proved itself as a dominant force on Matchday 13 of the Phase Return.

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‎In a match that was highly anticipated by many, played in the Rwanda Women’s Super League on Matchday 13 of the Phase Return, Indahangarwa WFC hosted Inyemera WFC in a game marked by great intensity and competitiveness from start to finish.

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‎The match felt like a true goal scoring spectacle, with Indahangarwa WFC showing that it is among the strongest and most confident teams in the women’s league. Minute after minute, Indahangarwa WFC displayed a professional style of play, quality passing, and strong teamwork among its players.

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‎The first half of the match was characterized by clear dominance, as Indahangarwa WFC managed to score goals that gave them confidence to continue attacking aggressively. Inyemera WFC tried to put up resistance but struggled to stop Indahangarwa WFC’s fast attacks.

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‎In the second half, Indahangarwa WFC continued to apply heavy pressure on Inyemera WFC, leading to more goals conceded, and the match ended with Indahangarwa WFC defeating Inyemera WFC 4–0.

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‎This emphatic victory helped Indahangarwa WFC continue building its reputation in the league and demonstrated its ambition to go far this season. On the other hand, Inyemera WFC will need to reflect and correct the mistakes made in order to perform better in upcoming matches.

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‎The match left an important lesson for both teams, but especially boosted Indahangarwa WFC’s confidence and momentum as they continue their journey in the Rwanda Women’s Super League.

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‎After the match ended with Indahangarwa WFC’s 4–0 victory over Inyemera WFC, the head coach of Indahangarwa WFC praised his players for their strong performance, saying it was the result of good preparation and team cohesion.

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‎She said:

‎“I am very pleased with how my players performed. They played with clear purpose, followed the instructions we gave them, and scored goals at the right moments. This victory gives us confidence to keep fighting for the top positions in the league.”

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‎On the other side, the head coach of Inyemera WFC admitted that his team did not perform well in this match, but noted that it was an important lesson to learn from.

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‎He said:

‎“We faced a strong team that deserved the win. We made many mistakes, especially in defense, and we paid the price for them. These are things we must correct quickly if we want to perform better in the upcoming matches.”

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‎He went on to encourage his players not to lose heart, but instead to increase their effort and commitment in training, as the league is still ongoing and there are still opportunities to improve in the remaining matches.

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‎Written by Igiraneza Migisha Janviére