WINDHOEK - Come tomorrow afternoon, Namibia's senior rugby team, the Welwitschias, will be some 80-minutes away from securing their place at next year's Rugby World Cup in Japan, but only if they can manage to tame a pacey and resilient Kenya tomorrow at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek (16h00).
Namibia, who are currently leading the six-team Africa Gold Cup/World Cup qualifiers log table with 20 points, are seated four points ahead of Kenya (17 points) with a superior points difference heading into tomorrow's decisive match.
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