Shujaa continued their dominant run at the opening leg of the 2026 HSBC World Rugby SVNS 2 Tournament with a commanding 33-0 victory over Belgium in their second match of the day at Nyayo National Stadium on February 14.
Fresh from a 29-12 win over Canada earlier in the morning, Kevin Wambua’s charges wasted no time asserting control against the Europeans.
Assistant captain Samuel Asati opened the scoring just two minutes into the contest, capitalizing on close-range possession to dot down. Nygel Amaitsa added the conversion for a 7-0 lead.
Shujaa doubled their advantage after winning a scrum inside their own 22. Christan Ojwang received a well-timed offload, broke through Belgium’s defensive line and sprinted clear to score between the posts. Amaitsa converted again to make it 14-0.
Kenya remained relentless as halftime approached. Asati turned provider, offloading to Kevin Wekesa who finished clinically to extend the lead.
Moments later, speedstar Patrick Odongo burst through the Belgian backline to score under the posts. With both conversions successful, Shujaa went into the break firmly in control at 26-0.
The second half followed a similar pattern, with Kenya dominating possession and territory. Floyd Wabwire, introduced off the bench, added the fifth try to seal the result.
Debutant David Nyangige calmly slotted the conversion to complete the 33-0 rout.
Belgium struggled to gain momentum throughout the match, repeatedly contained by Kenya’s organized defence and quick transitions.
The result marked Shujaa’s second consecutive win of the tournament, reinforcing their intent to push for promotion to the top-tier SVNS World Championship.
With the Nairobi leg running through to Sunday, Shujaa have made a strong statement on home soil, combining defensive discipline with clinical finishing to maintain their unbeaten start in the Division 2 campaign.
They next face Germany at 1654hrs EAT on Saturday.
