Police handball club eye top spot

Saturday fixtures Rambura ground GS Rambura vs Police 11:00am Handball reigning league champions Police will take on bottom-placed Groupe Scolaire Rambura in their second game of the second round hoping to register victory that will send the former top of the league ahead of their archrivals APR.

Friday, July 24, 2015

Saturday fixtures

Rambura groundGS Rambura vs Police 11:00am

Sunday fixture

Kimisagara groundNyakabanda vs Gicumbi 10:00am

Handball reigning league champions Police will take on bottom-placed Groupe Scolaire Rambura in their second game of the second round hoping to register victory that will send the former top of the league ahead of their archrivals APR.

Police are tied on 33 points with APR on top of the league table but Police has a game in hand.

In an interview with Times Sport, Police head coach Antoine Ntibanganya revealed they are extremely devoted to this match as it will move them three points clear on top in this much intensive title race where both teams have spared no room for a loss.

"I have told my boys to do whatever it takes to win this crucial game and sincerely they are also very much determined because the title race is very much demanding,” said Ntibanganya.

He further added that they expect a tough encounter because Groupe Scolaire Rambura will be playing at their ground in front of their fans but insisted that it will not put them under pressure because it is not the first time they are going to face them. In the first round, Police defeated GS Rambura by 38-23.

Tomorrow,ninth positioned Nyakabanda who have lost two consecutive games against both APR and Police will host Gicumbi who sit in eighth position at Kimisagara Ground.

As the league table stands now Police, APR, ES Kigoma and GS St Aloys occupy the top four seats with 33pts, 33pts, 28pts and 25pts respectively while the bottom four are Gicumbi, Nyakabanda and Groupe Scolaire Rambura with 13pts, 13pts, 12pts and 9pts respectively.

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