On a decisive afternoon at Nzove, the Blue and White side sealed their third consecutive Rwanda Women’s Super League title with a narrow but crucial 1-0 victory over Muhazi United WFC, confirming their status as the most dominant force in women’s football today. Coming into the final matchday, Rayon Sports needed only a draw to lift the trophy. But champions don’t settle — they impose. From the opening whistle, they controlled possession, dictated tempo, and pushed forward with intent, even if the final touch eluded them in the first half. Then came the moment that defines champions. In the

On a decisive afternoon at Nzove, the Blue and White side sealed their third consecutive Rwanda Women’s Super League title with a narrow but crucial 1-0 victory over Muhazi United WFC, confirming their status as the most dominant force in women’s football today. Coming into the final matchday, Rayon Sports needed only a draw to lift the trophy. But champions don’t settle — they impose. From the opening whistle, they controlled possession, dictated tempo, and pushed forward with intent, even if the final touch eluded them in the first half. Then came the moment that defines champions. In the 62nd minute, Scholastique stepped up with confidence and vision, striking from long range — nearly 27 meters out — and catching the Muhazi goalkeeper off guard. The ball flew into the net, igniting celebrations and effectively sealing the title. That single goal carried the weight of an entire season. With 57 points, Rayon Sports finished ahead of a determined Police WFC side (54 points), while Indahangarwa WFC completed the top three. But beyond the standings, this triumph tells a deeper story one of consistency, resilience, and evolution. This is not just a third straight title. It is the continuation of a legacy. Including their previous success in the second division, Rayon Sports WFC have now lifted four consecutive league trophies across tiers — a rare and remarkable achievement. Off the pitch, progress is equally evident. The champions walked away with 20 million Rwandan francs — the highest prize money in the league’s history — a clear signal that women’s football in Rwanda is entering a new era of recognition and investment. Rayon Sports President, Murenzi Abdallah, emphasized the significance of the achievement and the journey behind it: “It has been a full season of battling for the title. The journey was not easy, especially with our close competitors, Police WFC — it was something truly special. With the increase in prize money, the champions have received 20 million Rwandan francs. This will help us build a stronger team, and with CECAFA set to be hosted in Rwanda by FERWAFA, it will also boost our chances of performing well.” And the journey is far from over. With one foot already in the quarterfinals of the Peace Cup after defeating Bright Raya WFC 1-0 in the first leg of the Round of 16, Rayon Sports WFC are now chasing a domestic double — a feat that would further cement their dominance.

Rayon Sports President lifts the trophy in jubilant celebration after their title triumph.

Gikundiro’s goal scorer celebrates with FERWAFA President Shema Ngoga Fabrice after securing victory for Rayon Sports WFC.

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