By OUR CORRESPONDENT
The highly anticipated match between the Kenya Legends and the UK Tritons Vets, originally scheduled for Friday, November 8, 2024, at Impala Grounds, has been rescheduled to Saturday.
The match will now be played at the RFUEA Grounds at 11am. The game will serve as a curtain raiser for the prestigious 2024 Elgon Cup between Kenya and Uganda.
The Legends match is part of their preparations towards their upcoming tour to the Dubai Sevens later in December, where they will be playing in the Vets category.
The Simbas on their part will be playing in the first leg of the 2024 Elgon Cup, with the return leg slated for 16th November in Uganda.
This decision was made to enhance the overall experience for fans and to align with the 2024 Elgon Cup.
Kenya Legends Chairman Auka Gecheo, expressed enthusiasm about the change, stating, “Postponing our match allows us to be part of a larger celebration of rugby in Kenya. We are excited to showcase our legends right before such an important fixture in the Kenya Rugby calendar as the Elgon Cup.”
On his part Kenya Rugby Union CEO, Thomas Odundo also applauded the decision, emphasizing its impact on the sport’s development in the country.
“This move not only provides greater value for our fans but also strengthens the rugby community in Kenya. We are committed to creating memorable experiences that promote the sport and engage our supporters,” he remarked.
Fans are encouraged to attend both matches for a full day of thrilling rugby action, which will also feature a friendly between the 2023/24 Kenya Cup runners up KCB and the 2024 National sevens champions Kenya Harlequin.
