Fresh from his heroics between Amavubi posts in goalless draw against Nigeria in the AFCON qualifiers, goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari was in his elements again as he pulled a couple of saves to help Kaizer Chiefs defeat Marumo Gallants 2-1 in the South African Betway Premier League.
While Abdul Rwatubyaye has an excellent 45 minutes on his debut at Brera Strumica who beat Besa 3-2, Thierry Manzi’s Al Alhy Tripoli held Tanzania’s Simba SC in a match that was marred by ugly scenes during which angry home fans threw bottles towards match officials and visiting team’s players.
Times Sport brings to you a complete wrap up of how Rwanda players fared abroad over the weekend.
Sweden
In the Superettan, Lague Byiringiro replaced Ghanaian forward Mohammed Sadat Abubakari in the 77th minute as Sandviken IF drew 2-2 at home to Skovde AIK on Saturday, September 14.
In the same division, winger Rafael York played the entire match for Gefle IF who lost 3-2 to Orgyte.
Kaleleo Wimbabazi replaced Jonathan Lunchback in the 67th minute as his side Pitea IF defeated Orebro Syrianska 1-0 in the third tier league.
Norway
Central midfielder Beltran Nishimwe was an unused substitute for FC Sandefjord who drew 2-2 with Brann in the Norwegian Eliteserien.
In the third tier league, striker Josias King Furaha saw 64 minutes of action as his club FK Jerv thrashed Arendal 3-0. His attacking partner Peter Wilson, from Liberia, bagged a hat-trick.
Elsewhere, goalkeeper Clement Twizere Buhake was in the posts for Ull/Kisa who suffered a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Kjelsas.
Denmark
Youngster Sanders Ngabo was replaced in the 83rd minute by Kosovo international Muhamet Hyseni as his side AC Horsens played out a 1-1 draw with OB.
Ngabo is eligible to play for Rwanda, Denmark and Burundi.
England
In the League 1, Kamari Doyle played 65 minutes for Exeter City who lost 2-1 to Blackpool at Bloomfield Road.
Elsewhere, in the League 2, centre back Harvey Araujo was introduced in the 83rd minute as his club Chesterfield FC lost 1-0 to Port Vale.
Netherlands
Noam Emeran replaced Jorg Schreuders in the 83rd minute as his side Groningen drew 2-2 with Feyenoord Rotterdam at the Euroborg Stadium. It was Emeran&039;s debut match in the Dutch Eredivisie.
Belgium
Hakim Sahabo was not in the Standard Liege squad which defeated Dender 2-0.
Also in the Challenger Pro League, central midfielder Samuel Gueulette enjoyed 90 minutes of action as his Raal La Louviere side traveled to Dakota Stadium to defeat Deinze 2-1 on Sunday, September 15.
Meanwhile, in the fourth tier league, winger Louange Muhire continued his impressive form for Royal Knocked, netting the second goal in their 2-2 draw with Cappellen.
France
Striker Joel Mugisha came from the bench in the 58th minute to help his club Lorient FC beat Red Star 2-1 in the French Ligue 2.
In the CFA 2, centre back Bryan Ngwabije played 90 minutes for Blois Foot 41 who walloped Poire Sur-Vie 5-0.
Ukraine
Amavubi skipper Djihad Bizimana was exceptional in the heart of the Kryvbas midfield as he had another great 90 minutes in their 1-0 win over Livyi Bereh.
Cyprus
Emmanuel Imanishimwe was not in action as the game between his side AEL Limassol and Apollon Limassol was called off because of a suspected "high risk" after fans injured three policemen.
Azerbaijan
Ange Mutsinzi was a pillar in the heart of defense for Zira FK who beat Neftchi Baku 2-0.
Macedonia
Central defender Abdul Rwatubyaye was introduced in the 46th minute and enjoyed a bright start to life at new side AP Brera Strumica who beat Besa Dorbedoll 3-2 in the Macedonian topflight league.
Switzerland
Quentin Rushenguziminega scored a penalty in the 39th minute as his team FC Echallens beat Yverdon Sports II 2-0.
South Africa
Goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari made his debut for Kaizer Chiefs and helped them beat Marumo Gallants 2-1in the Betway Premier League.
USA
Winger Jojea Kwizera replaced Brazilian midfielder Gabriel Alves in the 59th minute as his club Rhode Island lost 1-0 to Orange County on Sunday, September 15, in the USL.
In the third league, striker Innocent Nshuti was not in the One Knoxville FC squad which beat Lexington 1-0.
Latvia
Dylan Maes was not in the squad of FS Jelgava who drew 3-3 with Tumkums.
Kenya
Arthur Gitego started from the bench for AFC Leopards who lost 1-0 to Posta in the Kenyan Premier League.
CAF Confederation Cup
Centre back Thierry Manzi was a full timer for Al Ahli Tripoli who held SC Simba of Tanzania to a barren draw at the June 11 Stadium in Tripoli.
The match was marred by ugly scenes from the stadium as angry Tripoli fans threw bottles towards referees and Simba players.