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Vision FC remain unbeaten after nine Primus Ligue rounds

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Vision FC remain unbeaten after nine Primus Ligue roundsPrince Tagoe · CC BY-SA 4.0

Vision FC remain unbeaten after nine rounds of Burundi’s Primus Ligue, with six wins, three draws and 21 points. Muzinga FC are three points behind, while Messager Ngozi and Rukinzo FC have matches in hand, according to the standings presented by Iwacu Burundi.

Vision FC remain unbeaten and retain top spot in Burundi’s Primus Ligue after nine rounds, with six wins, three draws and 21 points. The club have a goal difference of +19, Iwacu Burundi reports.

Muzinga FC are second with 18 points, ahead of third-placed Messager Ngozi, who have 16 points from seven matches. Rukinzo FC are fourth with 14 points from six matches and also remain unbeaten, according to Iwacu Burundi.

The standings extend Vision FC’s run of results, with the club already top after six rounds in the sixth-round review. The club also beat Kayanza United 3-0 on 19 October, before this latest stage of the championship reported on 27 October.

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