Kabras RFC and KCB Rugby are set for another mouth-watering National 7s Circuit final after both sides negotiated their semifinal assignments with contrasting but impressive performances at Embu Stadium on Sunday, 5 September.The two heavyweights will renew their rivalry in the Embu 7s final, setting up a repeat of the Driftwood 7s title decider where Kabras edged KCB 15-5.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe Sugarmen and Bankers also went into the Embu 7s separated by just three points in the National 7s Circuit standings, adding another layer of intrigue to a contest that promises to be closely fought.##NAJAVA_MECA_9936568##Kabras booked their place in the final with a convincing 22-5 victory over Menengai Oilers, while KCB survived a late scare to edge Daystar Falcons 15-12.KCB surviveKCB made a fast start against Daystar, with Austine Sikutwa crossing for the opening try. The conversion attempt fell short before Nygel Amaitsa added a second try for the Bankers, with the subsequent conversion again going wide.KCB’s Elvis Olukusi reveals how he earned Monaco Rugby Sevens opportunityDaystar responded late in the opening half with a converted try to reduce the deficit and head into the break with the game still within reach.KCB extended their advantage after the restart when Elvis Olukusi powered over for another try.The Falcons refused to surrender, however, and thought they had found another breakthrough when Clinton Amukwachi crossed the line. The try was cancelled after Amukwachi had stepped into touch.Strathmore University lecturer explains decamping Leos for NondiesArnold Agonda eventually gave Daystar renewed hope with a late try, bringing the score to 15-12, but KCB held firm to secure their place in the final.Kabras power past OilersKabras, meanwhile, produced a commanding display against Menengai Oilers to keep their title ambitions firmly on course.Kevin Wekesa opened the scoring for the Sugarmen before Rayvon Ambale converted to give Kabras an early 7-0 lead.Brian Tanga opens up on balancing fatherhood with demanding rugby scheduleDerrick Ashiundu then added another try after bulldozing his way through the Oilers defence, although Ambale was unable to add the extras.Griffin Chao came close to extending Kabras’ lead but was stopped just short of the line and lost possession.Kabras continued to dictate proceedings after the restart, with Jackson Siketi crossing for another try.Kenya Simbas back-rower joins French clubBefore Oilers could regroup, Ambale was over again to give the Sugarmen a commanding advantage.Oilers finally broke through when Veron Kaburu scored, but the late response was not enough to spark a comeback as Kabras marched into the final with a 22-5 victory.
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