Vultures Reign Supreme

Monday, May 19, 2008

The national rugby team, Vultures, have once again hoisted the national flag high in front of home supporters when they trounced Swaziland 25-7 in an electrifying 2011 World Cup pre-qualifier played at UB Stadium on Saturday.

The Vultures have in recent years turned the UB Stadium into a slaughter house and it was not surprising to see them showing no mercy to the Swazis despite a tough first half.

The victory means that the Vultures are now through to the qualifiers and made up the final composition of 12 teams. They joined Pool D, which comprises Uganda and Madagascar.

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