1935 Mukura Victory Sports FC (Butare) [oldest football club of Rwanda; founded as Loisirs; 1945 renamed Victoria FC;
newly founded May 26, 1963 under the current name]
1959 Rwanda FC (Kigali)
1962 Etincelles FC (Gisenyi)
1964 May 11 Kiyovu Sports Association (Kigali)
1965 Panthères Noirs (Kigali) [founded as Garde National; dissolved 1989]
1968 May 25 Rayon Sports (Nyanza)
197? Nyanza FC [merged 2012 with Rayon Sports FC]
198? Etincelles FC (Gisenyi)
Mukungwa FC (Ruhengeri)
Flash FC (Gitarama)
Zèbres FC (Byumba)
Espoir FC (Cyangugu)
1993 Armée Patriotique Rwandaise FC (Kigali) [aka APR]
1996 Espérance FC (Kigali)
1998 Renaissance FC (Kigali) [merged 2003 with Les Citadins FC to Kigali City FC]
2000 Rwanda National Police FC (Kigali)
2003 AS Kigali [founded 2003 as Kigali City FC as merger of Les Citadins FC and Renaissance FC]
2006 Bugesera FC (Nyamata)
2006 Electrogaz FC (Kigali)
Umuraybo FC (Rwamagana) [dissolved 2007]
2020 Feb EPE2 (Kigali)
2021 Aug Gasogi United FC (Kigali)
Women Club Foundation Dates
2001 Inyemera WFC
AS Kigali FC [founded as Les Citadins FC; present name since 2005]
2009 Rambura WFC
Mutunda WFC (Butare)
Kamonyi WFC
Indahangarwa WFC (Rwamagana)
2012 Youvia WFC (Kigali)
2013 Freedom de Gakenke WFC
2014 Rugende WFC
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Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 8 Nov 2023
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