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Police FC
Full nameRwanda National Police Football Club
Founded2000
GroundStade Kicukiro
Kibungo, Rwanda
Capacity1.000
ManagerInnocent Seninga
LeagueRwanda National Football League
2015–161

Police Football Club is an association football club based in Kibungo, Rwanda, currently competes the Rwanda National Football League.[1]

History

Police FC was founded 2000 by the Rwanda National Police (RNP).[2] The club won 2003 the Championnat National de 2e Division and was promoted in the Rwanda National Football League.[3] 2011 and 2012 was Police, the runners up of the Rwanda National Football League.[4][5] The first win followed 2015 with winning of the Rwandan Cup[6] and 2016 lost in the finale of the cup[7]

Team

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player[8]
1 GK Rwanda RWA Danny Nduwayo
2 DF Rwanda RWA Celestin Ndayishimiye
3 DF Rwanda RWA Jean Jacques Murasandonyi
4 DF Rwanda RWA Mwemere Ngirinshuti
5 DF Rwanda RWA Jean d' Amour Uwimana
6 DF Rwanda RWA Jean-Marie Muvandimwe
7 MF Rwanda RWA Hussein Habimana
8 MF Rwanda RWA Hegman Ngomirakiza
9 FW Rwanda RWA Amini Mwizerwa
10 MF Rwanda RWA Héritier Turatsinze
11 FW Rwanda RWA Jean Bosco Akayezu
12 GK Rwanda RWA Marcel Nzarora
13 FW Rwanda RWA Jeacques Tuyisenge
14 MF Rwanda RWA Idesbald Nshuti
15 FW Rwanda RWA Innocent Twagirimana
16 DF Rwanda RWA Gabriel Mugabo
17 MF Rwanda RWA Jean Marie Vianney Twagiramungu
18 FW Rwanda RWA Antoine Dominique Ndayishimiye
19 MF Rwanda RWA Jean Paul Niyonzima
20 FW Rwanda RWA Emmanuel Sebanani
No. Pos. Nation Player
21 DF Rwanda RWA Eric Ngendahimana
22 GK Rwanda RWA Milafa Nizeyimana
23 DF Rwanda RWA Jacques Tuyisenge (Captain[9])
24 FW Rwanda RWA Tumaine Ntamuhanga
25 DF Rwanda RWA Jean Bosco Uwacu
26 FW Rwanda RWA Jimmy Mbaraga
27 DF Rwanda RWA Fabrice Twagizimana
29 DF Rwanda RWA Gabriel Mugabo
30 GK Rwanda RWA Emmanuel Bwanakweli
31 DF Rwanda RWA Neza Anderson
32 MF Rwanda RWA Patrick Umwungeri
33 DF Rwanda RWA Jean-Paul Uwihoreye
34 MF Rwanda RWA Mohamed Mushimiyimana
35 DF Rwanda RWA Mohamed Mpozembizi
36 MF Rwanda RWA Robert Ndatimana
37 FW Rwanda RWA Imurora Hakizimana
38 MF Rwanda RWA Eric Ndendahimana
39 FW Rwanda RWA Isaie Songa
40 DF Rwanda RWA Dany Usengimana

Staff

as of July 2016[10]

Management

Chief Inspector of Police (CIP)
  • Jean de Dieu Mayira

Sports

Head coach
  • Innocent Seninga[11]
Assistant coach
  • Justin Bisengimana
Team chef
  • Maurice Nshimiyiman
goalkeeper coach
  • Claude Maniraho

Stadium

Police plays its home games at Kibungo based Stade Kicukiro and holds at the moment 1.000 places.[12]

Performance in CAF competitions

2013 – Preliminary round
2014 – Winner

Notable players

Notable coaches

  • Andre Casa Mbungo (2014-2016)[13]

Notes

  1. ^ Incamake ku ikipe: POLICE FC-| Rwanda National Football League
  2. ^ RNP FC
  3. ^ Championnat National de 1ère Division - Rwanda 2003
  4. ^ Championnat National de 1ère Division Rwanda 2012
  5. ^ Championnat National de 1ère Division Rwanda 2012/2013
  6. ^ Amahoro Cup 2015
  7. ^ Police set to defend Peace Cup title
  8. ^ Roster: POLICE FC
  9. ^ Police FC team captain Jacques Tuyisenge
  10. ^ Police FC sign seven new players
  11. ^ RNP appoints new Police FC coach
  12. ^ Stade Kicukiro - Stadion in Kigali - Europlan
  13. ^ Police FC sack Casa Mbungo
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