Rugby fans across the country are in for a treat as the national broadcaster, KBC Channel 1, confirms it will air live coverage of the HSBC Sevens Division Two opening leg. The action kicks off this weekend at the Nyayo National Stadium, bringing the thrill of world-class rugby directly into millions of Kenyan living rooms.

With 12 teams competing—6 men’s and 6 women’s—the tournament promises high-octane entertainment. KBC’s coverage ensures that fans who cannot make it to the stadium will not miss a moment of Shujaa and the Lionesses fighting for glory on home soil. The broadcaster has lined up a team of expert commentators and analysts to provide in-depth coverage throughout the two-day event.

The Weekend Lineup

The broadcast schedule is packed with mouth-watering fixtures. The women’s tournament opens the action with China tackling Argentina at 9:00 AM, followed by the Kenya Lionesses taking on Brazil at 9:44 AM—a must-watch clash for local fans. The Lionesses will return later in the day to face China and Argentina, testing their mettle against the best in the division.

On the men’s side, the USA gets proceedings underway against Belgium, but all eyes will be on Shujaa at 10:50 AM when they face Canada. The Kenyan men will also play Belgium and Germany, matches that will be crucial for their promotion ambitions.

• Live & Free: KBC Channel 1 offers free-to-air coverage, democratizing access to this historic sporting event.
• Key Matches: Look out for Shujaa vs Canada at 10:50 AM and Lionesses vs Brazil at 9:44 AM on Day 1.
• Global Reach: The broadcast showcases Kenya`s hosting capabilities to a national and potentially global audience.

More Than Just a Game

KBC’s commitment to broadcasting the HSBC SVNS 2 underlines the importance of this event to the national sports calendar. It is a rare opportunity to see Kenya’s rugby heroes perform on the global stage right in their backyard.

So, grab your remote, tune in to Channel 1, and get ready to cheer for Kenya. The stage is set, the cameras are rolling, and the boys and girls are ready to shine.