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Burundi’s Primus Ligue: Vision FC beat Kayanza United 3-0

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Vision FC beat Kayanza United 3-0 in the seventh round of Burundi’s Primus Ligue and have 19 points from seven matches, according to Akeza Sports. Muzinga are second with 14 points, while Bumamuru and Musongati also won during the round, Iwacu Burundi reports.

Vision FC beat Kayanza United 3-0 on Wednesday in the seventh round of Burundi’s Primus Ligue, maintaining their unbeaten record in the championship, Iwacu Burundi reports. The victory confirms the club’s strong form, having already topped the standings after the first six rounds.

In the other match played on Tuesday, Muzinga FC and Young Star FC drew 1-1, according to Iwacu Burundi.

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