Olympic Star Muyinga FC

It was founded in 1997 in the city of Muyinga and played for the first time in the top-flight of the Burundian football in 2005, after the introduction of the sixteen-team format. A year earlier, she had created a sensation by reaching the final of the Coupe de l'Unité, lost against Muzinga (0–3).[1]

Relegated at the end of the 2009 season, Olympic returned to the top tier, winning Group B of the Second Division in the 2013–14 season.

The club managed to win the Burundi Cup in the 2016–17 season, beating Le Messager Ngozi FC in the final 2–1 in extra time, with a goal by Slim Saidi in the 98 minute.

The first appearance in an international tournament was in the 2018 season of the CAF Confederation Cup. There they faced in the preliminary round the Burkinabé club Étoile Filante, and after a 0–0 draw in the 1st leg, they won 1–0 at Ouagadougou in 2nd leg, qualifying in the first round where they were eliminated by Al-Hilal Al-Ubayyid from Sudan, 0–0 at Urukundo Stadium in Ngozi and 0–6 at El Obeid.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  BDI Lucien Watulasubi — GK  BDI Jumatatu Barangerageza — GK  BDI Wilonja Hakizimana — DF  SRB Njegoš Ristović — DF  BDI Nassor Barisinze — DF  BDI Patient Muhusa — DF  BDI Arnaud Hakizimana — DF  BDI Baba Mbazumutima — DF  BDI Iddy Mudasiru — DF  BDI Issa Bizimungu — MF  KGZ Naryk Nuurudinov — MF  BDI Alifa Irakoze — MF  BDI Fabrice Girukwishaka — MF  BDI Pascal Ramadhan

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  BDI Simpo Juma — MF  BDI Tally Tablir Kamango — MF  BDI Magloire Ndikumana — FW  BDI Slim Saidi — FW  BDI Abdoul Nasser Sibomana — FW  BDI Alain Ndinda — FW  BDI Christian Kaboura — FW  BDI Christy Ngabire — FW  BDI Gamal Djuma — FW  BDI Israel Ndori — FW  BDI Junior Hassan — FW  BDI Paul Kashindi — FW  BDI Pegale Nijimbere

• Soccerway