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Oladosu’s Goal Deals Major Blow to Rayon’s Title Hopes

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In an impressive display during the second half, Samson Oladosu propelled Mukura VS to a thrilling 1-0 victory against Rayon Sports at Amahoro Stadium on Saturday, March 29. This defeat dealt a significant blow to Rayon, particularly since a win for APR FC against Vision FC could narrow their lead to merely one point.
The match commenced intensely; within two minutes, Boateng Mensah received possession only to be fouled by Amiable Nsabimana, though this opportunity did not result in a score. In response, Rayon quickly retaliated less than a minute later when Richard Ndayishimiye narrowly missed scoring off a free-kick delivered by Kevin Muhire.
Rayon relied heavily on long passes throughout the pitch, with Abeddy Biramahire attempting a powerful shot from the right side in the 13th minute, blocked successfully by Sebwato. Shortly afterward, in the 18th minute, Abdul Jalilu attempted a free-kick following a foul on Oladosu, yet his effort flew beyond the intended mark.
Keeper Khadime Ndiaye almost conceded inadvertently in the 24th minute due to slipping while trying to clear the ball, fortunately missing the target entirely. Later, Zuberi Hakizimana pulled back Rayon captain Kevin Muhire near the edge of the penalty area, resulting in a misplaced free-kick taken by Abdul Rahman Rukundo.
Biramahire believed he scored in the 34th minute until referee Jean-Claude Ishimwe consulted assistant Juliette Akimana and overturned the call upon discovering a handball violation. Mukura remained solid defensively led by Jalilu, Rushema, and Ishimwe, severely limiting Rayon’s offensive options.
At halftime, both sides maintained a deadlock despite three extra minutes being tacked on to compensate for delays. A low-driven shot by Hadji Iraguha from about twenty-five meters out met resistance from goalkeeper Nicholas Sebwato. Yellow-card warnings followed suit early in the second period for actions deemed unsportsmanlike conduct.
Despite efforts like those seen when Fitina Ombrorenga took aim at the Mukura goalpost via a corner kick cleared away by Sebwato mid-second-half, Mukura continued pressing aggressively under new substitutions including Aziz Bassane replacing Rukundo alongside Roger Kanamugire stepping up instead of Souleymane Daffé.
Mukura intensified pressure further leading to several close calls such as Dimbamba passing accurately to Boateng inside the opposing team’s penalty box where subsequent shots fell short slightly. Moments prior to full-time substitution moves occurred wherein Bonheur Sunzu entered for Distin Malanda marking Mukura’s sole personnel adjustment.
As final whistle approached extending playtime to include seven more minutes, Mukura managed defensive resilience securing crucial victories consecutively now trailing behind league-leading Rayon by just four points considering APR F.C.’s upcoming fixtures potentially altering standings significantly moving forwards.

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