Rwanda and Estonia faced each other in the FIFA Series Group A final on March 30, 2026, at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, Rwanda. The match was part of the FIFA Series 2026 International Friendly Matches and attracted a capacity crowd, underscoring the significance of the event.
In a decisive performance, Rwanda defeated Estonia 2-0, securing the championship title. Abeddy Biramahire opened the scoring for Rwanda after 30 minutes, giving the home team an early advantage. Six minutes into the second half, Leroy-Jacques Mickels added a second goal, solidifying Rwanda’s lead.
Rwanda’s goalkeeper, Olivier Kwizera, played a crucial role in the match, making several important saves that helped maintain the clean sheet. The victory was celebrated by the team’s head coach, Philip Constantine, who expressed gratitude to his players for their hard work and determination.
“I thank the team for the head work and being able to win the matches. We have a lot to build together and we need to keep working hard,” Constantine stated following the match.
Rwanda’s triumph in this final follows their earlier success against Grenada in the group stage, showcasing their strong performance throughout the tournament. As winners, Rwanda received the trophy and medals for finishing first in the group, while Estonia was awarded medals for their second-place finish.
The match was attended by notable figures, including the President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, further highlighting the importance of the event for the nation. Observers noted that this victory could bolster Rwanda’s reputation in international football.
Looking ahead, it is anticipated that Rwanda will continue to build on this success in future competitions, while Estonia will seek to regroup and improve in subsequent matches.