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Marines FC - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Marines FC
Rwanda National League Predictions
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10th place
Marines FC vs AS Kigali 05/25/2025 13:00

Rwanda National League

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Score

Rwanda National League

RNL

42

23

35

1

2 - 1

3.55

2.38

Last Overall

Played matches Marines FC

20.05.25

Rutsiro FC

Marines FC

RW1

17.05.25

Marines FC

Musanze FC

RW1

10.05.25

Marines FC

Vision Kigali

RW1

07.05.25

APR FC

Marines FC

RW1

26.04.25

Bugesera

Marines FC

RW1

19.04.25

Marines FC

Gorilla FC

RW1

05.04.25

Marines FC

Rayon Sports FC

RW1

30.03.25

Etincelles

Marines FC

RW1

15.03.25

Marines FC

Amagaju

RW1

07.03.25

SC Kiyovu

Marines FC

RW1

01.03.25

Marines FC

Mukura

RW1

22.02.25

Muhazi United

Marines FC

RW1

16.02.25

Police FC

Marines FC

RW1

09.02.25

Marines FC

Gasogi Utd

RW1

08.01.25

Marines FC

APR FC

RW1

30.12.24

Marines FC

Bugesera

RW1

24.12.24

Marines FC

Rutsiro FC

RC

14.12.24

Amagaju

Marines FC

RW1

08.12.24

Marines FC

Rutsiro FC

RW1

30.11.24

Mukura

Marines FC

RW1

27.11.24

Rutsiro FC

Marines FC

RC

23.11.24

Marines FC

Police FC

RW1

06.11.24

AS Kigali

Marines FC

RW1

03.11.24

Marines FC

Muhazi United

RW1

26.10.24

Vision Kigali

Marines FC

RW1

20.10.24

Marines FC

SC Kiyovu

RW1

28.09.24

Musanze FC

Marines FC

RW1

22.09.24

Gorilla FC

Marines FC

RW1

15.09.24

Marines FC

Etincelles

RW1

23.08.24

Gasogi Utd

Marines FC

RW1

17.08.24

Rayon Sports FC

Marines FC

RW1

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Overall statistics

Marines FC

Played games: 31

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

38

1.23

1.52

47

Under/Over

1.5

6

19%

81%

25

2.5

11

35%

65%

20

3.5

24

77%

23%

7

Both scored games (Yes/No)

18

58%

42%

13

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

6

19%

81%

25

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

21

68%

32%

10

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	APR FC	61	28	18	7	3	42 - 16	26
2	Rayon Sports FC	59	27	17	8	2	41 - 15	26
3	AS Kigali	45	28	13	6	9	30 - 26	4
4	Police FC	43	28	11	10	7	34 - 20	14
5	Gorilla FC	40	29	11	7	11	27 - 24	3
6	Rutsiro FC	38	29	9	11	9	29 - 31	-2
7	Mukura	38	28	9	11	8	22 - 25	-3
8	Gasogi Utd	37	29	9	10	10	25 - 28	-3
9	SC Kiyovu	37	28	11	4	13	32 - 44	-12
10	Marines FC	34	29	9	7	13	37 - 45	-8
11	Etincelles	33	28	7	12	9	22 - 23	-1
12	Bugesera	31	27	7	10	10	29 - 29	0
13	Musanze FC	31	28	6	13	9	23 - 28	-5
14	Muhazi United	30	28	7	9	12	21 - 26	-5
15	Amagaju	30	28	8	6	14	25 - 37	-12
16	Vision Kigali	20	28	5	5	18	23 - 45	-22

Fixtures

Date

Match

25.05.25

RNL

Marines FC – AS Kigali

Rwanda National League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	APR FC	61	28	18	7	3	42 - 16	26
2	Rayon Sports FC	59	27	17	8	2	41 - 15	26
3	AS Kigali	45	28	13	6	9	30 - 26	4
4	Police FC	43	28	11	10	7	34 - 20	14
5	Gorilla FC	40	29	11	7	11	27 - 24	3
6	Rutsiro FC	38	29	9	11	9	29 - 31	-2
7	Mukura	38	28	9	11	8	22 - 25	-3
8	Gasogi Utd	37	29	9	10	10	25 - 28	-3
9	SC Kiyovu	37	28	11	4	13	32 - 44	-12
10	Marines FC	34	29	9	7	13	37 - 45	-8
11	Etincelles	33	28	7	12	9	22 - 23	-1
12	Bugesera	31	27	7	10	10	29 - 29	0
13	Musanze FC	31	28	6	13	9	23 - 28	-5
14	Muhazi United	30	28	7	9	12	21 - 26	-5
15	Amagaju	30	28	8	6	14	25 - 37	-12
16	Vision Kigali	20	28	5	5	18	23 - 45	-22

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Marines Football Club, widely known as Marines FC, is a professional football club based in Gisenyi, Rwanda. Established in 1997, Marines FC has become a symbol of sporting pride in the Western Province and is recognized for its community-driven spirit and steady rise in Rwandan football. The club participates in the Rwanda Premier League and has established itself as a stable side with a passionate fanbase and strong ties to its military heritage.

Marines FC plays its home matches at Umuganda Stadium, an iconic venue located near the shores of Lake Kivu. The club's traditional colors are blue and white, and its crest features maritime and military signs, reflecting its history and values.

The club commands a loyal following throughout Rubavu District and western Rwanda, with supporters known as the "Mariners." While Marines FC does not have a fierce city rivalry like in major cities, local derbies against Etincelles FC bring excitement to the region's football scene.

Through the years, Marines FC has developed several notable players who have represented Rwanda at the national level. Players like Biramahire Abeddy and Abdul Rwatubyaye are among the club's standouts. The club continues to focus on local talent development and has earned respect for its disciplined style and competitive spirit, guided by various dedicated technical and administrative leaders.

Although Marines FC has yet to secure a major national title, the club frequently competes in the Rwanda Premier League and has had several strong showings in the Peace Cup. With a proud community heritage, passionate support, and continuous progress, Marines FC is regarded as one of Rwanda's respected football institutions.

Team:	Marines FC
Full name:	Marines Football Club
Country:	Rwanda
Nickname:	The Mariners
Founded:	1997
Colors:	Blue-White
Stadium:	Umuganda Stadium 5,000 seats
Address:	Umuganda Stadium, Rubavu District, Western Province, Rwanda
Telephone:	Updating...
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Homepage:	https://www.ferwafa.rw/team/12/marines-fc
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History of Marines FC

Founded

Marines Football Club was established in 1997 in the lakeside town of Gisenyi (Rubavu), Rwanda, rooted in the local military and security community. Initially developed as a sports team associated with the Rwandan Marine Forces, the club quickly transitioned into the nation's football leagues, aspiring to represent Rubavu District and the Western Province at the national level.

Marines FC first became prominent in the early 2000s by gaining promotion to the Rwanda Premier League, where it has steadily established itself as a competitive and consistent team. Despite limited resources compared to leading Rwandan clubs, Marines FC built a reputation for discipline, tough defending, and a never-say-die spirit.

Though the club has not yet won a premier league title or major national trophy, it regularly participates in the Peace Cup and is regarded as a key force for the development of football in Western Rwanda. Marines FC remains a symbol of community and perseverance in the region.

Finances and ownership

Marines FC is primarily supported by the Rwandan military establishment, with strong backing from local government and community sponsors. The club operates on modest finances, focusing on sustainability and local talent. Ongoing support from military authorities and local businesses ensures financial stability and operational continuity.

Unlike privately-owned commercial clubs, Marines FC is semi-institutional but possesses its own management board dedicated to administrative, technical, and financial development. This model has allowed the club to compete consistently in the top tier of Rwandan football, focusing on youth development and community engagement.

Despite not having the financial strength of Rwanda’s most decorated clubs, Marines FC maintains a respected status and continues to contribute to the national football scene, especially as a developmental platform for young military and civilian footballers.

Popular culture

Marines FC holds an important place in Rubavu’s sporting and local identity. The club’s fanbase, known as the "Mariners," is locally active, filling Umuganda Stadium and passionately supporting the team. Local derbies against Etincelles FC ignite excitement in the region, bringing together thousands for spirited matches on the Kivu shoreline.

The blue-and-white colors are a symbol of community unity and pride in Gisenyi and surrounding areas. Marines FC is frequently featured in local sports publications, TV, and radio, cementing its presence in Rwandan football culture. The club also engages in outreach and youth programs, inspiring local children and young athletes.

Marines FC's disciplined image and connection to Rwanda’s armed forces resonate strongly with the community, reinforcing the club’s reputation for fair play, toughness, and teamwork.

Players

The club has been home to several notable players, many of whom have gone on to represent the Rwandan national team and play for bigger clubs both locally and abroad.

Marines FC’s renowned alumni include Abeddy Biramahire (Rwanda international/forward), Abdul Rwatubyaye (defender, later played for Rayon Sports, APR, and teams abroad), and Bertrand Iradukunda. The club emphasizes the development of young local players and provides opportunities for military and civilian footballers alike.

Currently, the 2024/25 squad is made up of a blend of experienced local professionals and energetic youth prospects. The team is coached by Emmanuel Ruremesha, a seasoned tactician known for his disciplined approach.

Through the years, the club’s focus on youth and discipline has seen the emergence of several promising players, with scouts from larger Rwandan clubs frequently observing Marines’ talent pool.

Famous Players

Among the best-known Marines FC players are:

Abeddy Biramahire: Talented forward who emerged at Marines FC before earning a call-up to the Rwanda national team and transferring to top sides in Rwanda and Tunisia. Regarded as one of the best products of the club.
Abdul Rwatubyaye: Strong centre-back who started at Marines before starring for Kigali’s top teams and the national side, later signing contracts with clubs abroad including in the USA and Morocco.
Bertrand Iradukunda: Midfield leader and consistent performer, well-respected in Rwandan football circles.
Eric Ndayishimiye: Long-serving goalkeeper, recognized nationally, and later joined APR FC.
Benedata Janvier: Former club captain and a defensive stalwart during the late 2010s.
Ange Mutsinzi: Defender who moved on to larger clubs and the national team, noted for his leadership and strong play.

These players have helped raise the profile of Marines FC at the national level thanks to their performances and professionalism.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇷🇼 Abeddy Biramahire	FW	29	44	0.66
2	🇷🇼 Betrand Iradukunda	MF	18	69	0.26
3	🇷🇼 Benedata Janvier	DF	16	73	0.22
4	🇷🇼 Olivier Habimana	FW	14	57	0.25
5	🇷🇼 Eric Ndayishimiye	GK	9	80	0.11

Typical Squad

Marines FC typically lines up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 system, highlighting local talent and a balanced approach between defense and youth-based attack. The squad structure is as follows:

Goalkeeper

The last line of defense. Notable recent keepers include Eric Ndayishimiye and present-day starter Emmanuel Nduwayo, both praised for their shot-stopping and leadership.

Defender

Anchored by young, athletic defenders trained in physical and tactical discipline. Regulars include tough centre-backs such as Janvier Benedata and agile wide-backs often promoted from the club’s youth ranks.

Midfielder

The engine room features energetic box-to-box players and creative midfielders. Key contributors are Betrand Iradukunda and promising youngsters who link play and initiate attacks.

Forward

Forwards focus on pace and direct play, with the club historically nurturing talented attackers such as Biramahire Abeddy and Olivier Habimana.

Marines FC is known for giving opportunities to academy products, allowing young players to progress rapidly into the first team.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season highlights Marines FC’s continued presence in Rwanda's top flight. The squad features a mix of established veterans and exciting prospects. Below is an overview of the current squad (*some data may be subject to updates*):

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Emmanuel Nduwayo	🇷🇼	Rwanda	15/03/1998
Updating	30	Aimable Runiga	🇷🇼	Rwanda	20/11/2000
Defender
Updating	5	Janvier Benedata	🇷🇼	Rwanda	02/02/1997
Updating	18	Jean Bosco Tuyisenge	🇷🇼	Rwanda	21/07/2001
Updating	3	Ange Mutsinzi	🇷🇼	Rwanda	15/01/1998
Updating	2	Olivier Habimana	🇷🇼	Rwanda	10/06/1999
Midfielder
Updating	8	Bertrand Iradukunda	🇷🇼	Rwanda	04/04/1996
Updating	6	Manasseh Nshimiyimana	🇷🇼	Rwanda	22/09/2002
Updating	14	Samuel Ndizeye	🇷🇼	Rwanda	28/11/2000
Forward
Updating	11	Olivier Habimana	🇷🇼	Rwanda	14/08/2001
Updating	9	Youssoufa Lawali	🇳🇪	Niger	19/02/1997
Updating	19	Innocent Nshimiyimana	🇷🇼	Rwanda	10/01/2001
Manager
Updating		Emmanuel Ruremesha	🇷🇼	Rwanda	20/12/1970
Ass. Manager
Updating		Jean de Dieu Niyitanga	🇷🇼	Rwanda	24/08/1977

Coach

Marines FC, a prominent football club in the Rwandan Premier League, has seen various coaches throughout its history, each leaving a mark on the club's development and competitiveness in Rwandan football. Although not as internationally renowned as some African giants, Marines FC has showcased progress and resilience under the stewardship of several important coaches in Rwandan football circles. Below are some of the most notable coaches in the club's history and their contributions:

Jean Pierre Kayiranga: One of the most experienced and well-known local coaches to have managed Marines FC, Kayiranga played a significant role in stabilizing the team in the Rwanda Premier League and nurturing young talents during his tenure.
Yves Rwasamanzi: Known for his tactical approach and focus on youth development, Rwasamanzi spent multiple stints with Marines FC, guiding the team to improved league standings and playing a key role in the club’s mid-table stability in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
Francois Kalisa: Serving as a player-coach at various points, Kalisa contributed both on and off the pitch, helping the team navigate challenging seasons and securing vital points for survival in the top flight.
Emmanuel Ruremesha: Ruremesha is recognized for his contribution to maintaining the club’s Premier League status, organizing the team’s defense and instilling discipline among the young squad members, especially around 2020-2022.

These coaches, among others, have played crucial roles in Marines FC's journey, helping the club remain competitive in the Rwandan football landscape.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
11/11/2023 – Present	Jean Pierre Kayiranga	Rwanda	01/01/1965
07/2022 – 10/2023	Yves Rwasamanzi	Rwanda	Updating...
07/2021 – 07/2022	Emmanuel Ruremesha	Rwanda	Updating...
11/2020 – 06/2021	Jean Pierre Kayiranga	Rwanda	01/01/1965
2018 – 2020	Francois Kalisa	Rwanda	Updating...
2017 – 2018	Yves Rwasamanzi	Rwanda	Updating...
2015 – 2017	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Marines FC is a professional football club based in Gisenyi, Rwanda. Since its establishment, the club’s identity has been closely tied to the Rwandan navy and the Lake Kivu region, which is reflected in its crest and colors.

The original crest of Marines FC was introduced in the late 1990s and featured a ship’s anchor entangled by a rope inside a shield, symbolizing both maritime strength and the club's nautical roots. Over the years, the crest has evolved to incorporate a stylized football and waves, representing the club’s sporting mission and its ties to Lake Kivu. The current crest, adopted in 2016, showcases an updated anchor, a football at its base, and the club's initials "MFC" emblazoned across the top.

Marines FC’s traditional colors are blue and white, representing water and purity, respectively—core elements linked to the local landscape and the club’s values. Historically, the home kit features a bold deep blue shirt with white trimmings, blue shorts, and blue socks. In certain periods, Marines FC experimented with yellow and green as secondary kit colors, but the club has always stayed faithful to its blue and white heritage.

In recent seasons, the current kit design has been slightly modernized with the incorporation of a navy blue gradient and subtle aquatic motifs. The crest remains prominently displayed on all kits, reinforcing the club’s unique identity and its enduring connection to the Gisenyi community.

Fan Club

Marines FC boasts a loyal and spirited fan base, known throughout Rwanda for their unwavering support and vibrant matchday atmosphere. The largest organized supporter group is called "Abanavyi B’ikiyaga" (which translates to "Supporters of the Lake"), paying homage to the club’s proximity to Lake Kivu.

"Abanavyi B’ikiyaga" are renowned for their colorful displays, rhythmic drumming, and choreographed songs that echo across the Umuganda Stadium during home matches. They are particularly famous for creating thematic tifos featuring naval symbols and the club's blue color. The group also frequently organizes community charity events, beach clean-ups, and football clinics, reflecting a tradition of social responsibility.

In addition to the main fan club, Marines FC has a growing diaspora following in Kigali and a strong presence among youth supporters in the Rubavu District. Their passion and loyalty are critical to the club’s identity and provide the team with a significant home advantage on matchdays.

Stadium

Marines FC plays its home matches at Umuganda Stadium, located in the heart of Gisenyi, Rwanda. The stadium, with a current seating capacity of approximately 5,000, sits just a short walk from the shores of Lake Kivu, providing fans with a unique and scenic matchday experience.

Umuganda Stadium was originally constructed in 2003 and has served as the home of Marines FC ever since. Between 2017 and 2019, it underwent significant renovations to upgrade its seating, pitch quality, and safety facilities, aiming to meet the growing standards of the Rwanda Premier League. These improvements included the installation of new floodlights, modernized changing rooms, and expansion of fan amenities like concession stands and a supporters’ area.

The stadium holds a special place in the hearts of local supporters, who consider it more than just a sporting venue but an important community gathering spot for residents of Gisenyi and the surrounding Rubavu District.

Honours and Awards

While Marines FC is a respected presence in Rwandan football and has been a mainstay in the top division for many years, major titles and national cups have so far eluded the club. Nonetheless, Marines FC is lauded for its role in developing talented local players and for its consistent participation in the Rwanda Premier League.

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Rwanda Premier League	Rwanda	Updating...	Updating...
2	Rwandan Peace Cup	Rwanda	Updating...	Updating...
3	CAF Confederation Cup	Africa	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Marines FC

Q: What does the name "Marines FC" signify?

A: The name "Marines FC" reflects the club’s origins and ties to the Rwandan navy as well as the Lake Kivu region, emphasizing maritime strength and community pride.

Q: Where is Marines FC based?

A: Marines FC is based in Gisenyi, in the Rubavu District of Rwanda, near the shores of Lake Kivu.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Marines FC?

A: The club’s traditional colors are deep blue and white, symbolizing water and purity.

Q: Who are Marines FC's biggest rivals?

A: Marines FC's main regional rival is Etincelles FC, also based in Gisenyi, creating exciting local derbies in the Rwanda Premier League.

Q: What is the home stadium of Marines FC?

A: Marines FC plays its home matches at Umuganda Stadium, which has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators.

Q: What is the most prominent supporter group of Marines FC?

A: The largest fan club is "Abanavyi B’ikiyaga" (Supporters of the Lake), known for their spirited chants, drumming, and blue-themed displays.

Q: Has Marines FC won any major championships?

A: As of now, Marines FC has not claimed any major national titles in Rwanda, but the club is recognized for its steady top-flight presence and youth development.

Q: When was Marines FC founded?

A: Marines FC was established in the late 1990s.

Q: Which league does Marines FC compete in?

A: Marines FC competes in the Rwanda Premier League, the highest tier of football in Rwanda.

Q: How has the club contributed to the local community?

A: Marines FC is active in youth development and community engagement, with its fan club regularly organizing charitable and environmental initiatives in Gisenyi.

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