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Rwanda/Morocco: Karekezi Plots Morocco's Downfall

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The New Times (Kigali)

20 June 2008
Posted to the web 20 June 2008

Bonnie Mugabe
Kigali

Amavubi Stars' skipper Olivier Karekezi is confident that Rwanda can defeat Morocco in their own backyard in tomorrow's return leg tie of the ongoing 2010 World/Africa Cup second preliminary qualifying round.

Speaking to Times Sport on Wednesday, Karekezi said that the team is focused on beating Morocco, a result that would surely put Rwanda through to the World Cup and Nations Cup third qualifying round.

"Our focus is to work hard and win all the remaining Group (eight) matches and the players are in an upbeat mood to achieve this.

"We shall continue working hard and we are not going to relax because of we've won the last three matches. It has not been easy, considering what we have gone through to be here," noted the Norway-based striker.

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