Rwanda: SC Kiyovu Target First Trophy Since 2022 As Harrison Eyes Winning Start

What the report says

SC Kiyovu Sports will try to end a four-year wait for major silverware when they meet Police FC in the FERWAFA Super Cup final on Sunday at Kigali Pele Stadium, according to The New Times as distributed by AllAfrica. The match also offers an early test for newly appointed head coach Mark Harrison, who is looking to make a winning start and set a stronger tone for the club’s new campaign.

Kiyovu reached the final after defeating Mukura VS, while Police FC advanced by beating Rayon Sports on Thursday. The article says the Green Baggies last won a major title in October 2022, when they beat Rayon Sports to lift the inaugural Made in Rwanda Cup. Since then, the Mumena-based side has gone through an uneven period and has continued to chase a league championship that has eluded them since 1993.

Harrison said the club’s history places pressure and responsibility on the squad, but also gives them a clear target: competing for trophies. He also pointed to the motivation within his team and the support of fans who have waited through a difficult stretch. Police FC enter the final with recent success of their own, including the 2026 Heroes Cup, which adds context to a meeting between two sides with differing momentum.

A Kiyovu victory would give the club its first trophy since 2022 and provide an encouraging opening statement for Harrison as he begins his tenure.