2026 World Cup Qualifier: Rwanda to host Nigeria at newly renovated stadium

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By Toyibat Ajose
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After playing their last 2026 World Cup qualifier against the Bafana Bafana of South Africa at King Pele Stadium in Kigali, the Amavubi will move their next move home games to a new venue.

The newly refurbished Amahoro stadium in Kigali has been completed and delivered to the Rwanda Football Federation.

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The newly renovated stadium was delivered on Sunday and is set to host the next home game of the Amavubi.

The Rwandan will host Nigeria’s Super Eagles in the match on day 5 of the qualifier and it will take place at the Amahoro stadium.

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