SHOCKING RUGBY UPSET TURNS INTO A THRASHING: Simbas Dominate Uganda in Elgon Cup Showdown

NAIROBI, Kenya, November 16 – The national men’s rugby 15s side, Simbas, proved their dominance once again over their neighbours Uganda with a comprehensive 21-5 win in the second leg of the Elgon Cup at the Kings Park on Saturday evening.

The expectations were high as Simbas came into the tie with a slim 27-25 lead from the first leg, staged a week prior. However, the team left no stone unturned and showcased their unwavering determination, taking full charge of the match and emerging victorious in the end.

The Kings Park was filled with a lot of excitement and energy as the Simbas and Uganda teams faced off for the second time in the span of one week. The spectators witnessed the best of the rugby action as both teams gave their all in pursuit of the coveted Elgon Cup.

As the match began, the Simbas wasted no time in grabbing the upper hand, going on to dominate the Ugandan side throughout the game. Uganda fought hard but was unable to overcome the might of the Simbas, scoring only five points in the match.

The victory not only sealed an 11th Elgon Cup title for the Simbas but also marked a testament to the team's unrelenting spirit and commitment to their craft. It was clear that their preparations and training had paid off.

The Elgon Cup, which was started in 2004, has seen Kenya and Uganda battle it out for the coveted title every year since its inception. And this year proved to be no different, as the two teams took to the field to compete for the ultimate prize.

As the final whistle blew, Simbas were overjoyed with their thumping victory and celebrated their coronation as the champions of the Elgon Cup for the 11th time. The coach and team members alike expressed their pride in the performance of the team and their satisfaction with the hard work and dedication that led to their impressive win.

The incredible performance of the Simbas is sure to leave a lasting impression, inspiring more young athletes in the country to take up the sport and contribute to its growth. This is certainly a significant milestone in the history of Kenyan rugby, and one can only hope for more triumphs to come in the future.