It was another weekend of good display for some of the Rwandan players abroad as the likes of Abdul Rwatubyaye and Djihad Bizimana continued to shine whereas others failed to get game time.

Times Sport brings to you a wrap up of how Rwandan footballers abroad fared over the weekend.

Macedonia

Central defender Abdul Rwabutyaye netted his second goal of the season for Shkupi as they humiliated Bregainica Stip by five goals to nothing at the Cair Stadium.

Belgium

Workaholic Djihad Bizimana excelled in his holding midfield role and played full throttle as his side KMSK defeated Westerlo 2-1 in the Belgian second tier.

England

Noam Emeran was not invited by Manchester United U-23 coach Neil Wood for their match day squad as they lost 1-0 in London to Tottenham Hotspurs on Saturday.

George Lewis Igaba-Ishimwe is finding playing time as a difficult commodity to get as he once again failed to make the Arsenal U-23 match day squad as they went away to Elland Road and defeated Leeds United 4-2

Sweden

In the Superettan League, midfielder Rafael York replaced Liner in the 61st minute as Eskilstuna were humiliated 4-0 by Trelleborgs.

Armenia

Enterprising centre-back Salomon Nirisarike put up a great display at the heart of defence and lasted full time as his side FC Urartu drew 2-2 with Ararat Yerevan at home.

Georgia

Thierry Manzi was an unused substitute as his side Dila Gori continued their impressive form with a 3-0 convincing away win over Torpedo Kutaisi.

Portugal

Ange Mutsinzi was not in the Trofense squad which was to a goalless draw by Chaves.

Norway

Goalkeeper Clement Buhake Twizere was an unused substitute for Strommen who lost 3-2 away to IK Start.

Cyprus

Kevin Monnet-Paquet was replaced by Matheou Nikolas in the 73rd minute as his side Aris Limassol defeated AEL Limassol by a lone goal in the local derby.

Kenya

Goalkeeper Emery Mvuyekure was an unused substitute for Tusker FC which defeated Wazito FC by two goals to nothing.

Zambia

Midfielder Mirafa Nezeyimana was not in the Zanaco squad as they went away to draw 3-3 with Dynamos in a pulsating encounter

Tanzania

Veteran striker Meddie Kagere replaced Mohammed Hussein in the 78th minute as Simba SC drew goalless at home with Coastal Union.