All eyes on Glory: Where to Watch Rwanda vs Estonia?

Backed by the 45,000-strong crowd at the Amahoro Stadium, Rwanda will enter the pitch with only eyes on the title against Estonia on Monday night. The finale of the FIFA Series promises to be a thrilling one after both these sides gave a great account of themselves in the opener earlier in the series. With our Rwanda vs Estonia TV Channel guide, you can catch the game without a fuss.

After finishing fifth in the CAF World Cup qualifying group, the Rwanda National Football Team decided to find a new direction. Stephen Constatine was appointed on a two-year contract to steer the Rwanda National Football Team towards AFCON and other major tournaments. In his first game in charge, the new boss impressed as they beat Grenada 4-0. Stoppage-time goals in the first half from Leroy Mickels and Jojea Kwizera gave them a comfortable lead, and Djihad Bizimana and Hakim Sahabo ensured there was no late slip-up. A similar goal-filled ride will take them to the title against Estonia.

While the hosts had smooth sailing, the Estonian National Football Team had to swim through choppy waters to get to the finals. Tanel Tammik scored early in the game, but Ryan Ogam equalised for Kenya as the game went to penalties to decide the winner. Markus Soomets kept his calm from the spot to seal a 5-4 victory in sudden death and clinch a final berth for Jurgen Henn's men. A triumph in the FIFA Series will help Estonia forget the bitter blow of a World Cup qualifier exit in fourth place and also focus on the Nations League and Euro qualifiers.

Rwanda vs Estonia TV Channel

Rwanda vs Estonia: Match Information

Stadium Name: Amahoro Stadium

Location: Kigali, Rwanda

Kickoff Time: 13:30 ET / 18:30 GMT / 19:30 CET
Referee: TBC

Rwanda vs Estonia Predicted Lineups

Here is SportsDunia's Rwanda vs Estonia Predicted Lineups:

Rwanda (4-3-3)

Fiacre Ntwari; Emmanuel Imanishimwe, Thierry Manzi, Ange Mutsinzi, Claude Niyomugabo; Djihad Bizimana, Hakim Sahabo, Kevin Muhire; Jojea Kwizera, Innocent Nshuti, Gilbert Mugisha

Estonia (4-4-1-1)

Karl Hein; Michael Schjønning-Larsen, Märten Kuusk, Karol Mets, Rasmus Peetson; Vlasiy Sinyavskiy, Rocco Robert Shein, Kevor Palumets, Robi Saarma; Martin Miller; Alex Matthias Tamm