BULAWAYO – Highlanders failed to be beat 10-man Triangle in a Castle Lager Premiership match here yesterday. Hwange-based referee Hardlife Ndazi controversially dismissed Triangle defender Charles Rukwanhi for a second bookable offence 22 minutes into the game. Rukwanhi got the first yellow card after bringing down Knox Mutizwa. Before the free kick could be taken,…
MUTARE – How Mine held off a late Buffaloes onslaught to force a deserved one-all draw in an evenly contested Castle Lager Premiership encounter here yesterday. Watungwa-watungwa had taken the lead in the third minute through a Farai Banda penalty after a goal bound Lloyd Katongonmara was hacked from behind by Tapuwa Kumbuyani. Luke Masomere’s…
HARARE – Physwell Madhanzi struck two minutes from time to hand Dongo Sawmills their first home win of the season against Whawha at Vengere Stadium yesterday. Shadreck Mugurasave had lost seven matches going into the match. An off colour Whawha helped their cause as they never threatened as they even failed to register a single…
HARARE – Crisis-hit Mushowani Stars continued to rise above their off-field financial problems to pick a point away to ZRP FC in a Northern Region Division One Soccer League tie yesterday. ZRP duly dominated the early exchanges but Mushowani, who have not been training showed little signs of being affected by the financial problems engulfing…
HARARE – Zifa Eastern Region Division One League side Hartley Academy continued with their fine run after they came from behind to beat Mutoko Traders 2-1 here yesterday. Mutoko Traders were the first to score through Gray Kufandada in the 25th minute. The hosts, however, rallied back and equalised through Wellington Taderera two minutes later….
HARARE – Prince Edward School are hoping to go all the way and lift the Under-16 boys Copa Coca Cola championships after starring at the Harare provincial finals on Friday. PE striker Nigel Katawa was the man apart as the Harare school stormed into the national finals of the boys Under-16 COPA Coca Cola tournament…
HARARE – When referee Kurt Weaver blew his whistle to end the Rugby Afrique 1A Championship match between Zimbabwe and Tunisia, there was a huge sigh of relief across Prince Edward School. The Sables had played poorly when they had been expected to steam roll past the North Africans to secure a 19-8 win. Zimbabwe…
HARARE – A bloodied eye, a concussion and bruised ribs were part of the package for Andrew Rose who staggered off Prince Edward’s Jubilee Field on Saturday after putting his body on the line in the Sables’ 19-8 win over Tunisia. It was another five-star performance from the Boroughmuir Rugby Club captain, who made some…
HARARE – Zimbabwe yesterday failed to rise to expected heights but still managed to overcome Tunisia 19-8 and move one step closer to lifting the Africa Cup Group 1 A championship. Sables coach Cyprian Mandenge duly admitted it was not the prettiest of performances from his side but was still chuffed with the result insisting…
HARARE – An ill-prepared Zimbabwe side have reached the first round of the African Nations Championships (Chan) after yesterday’s draw against the Comoros. The Warriors, who arrived in the Comoros yesterday, have won the tie 2-0 on aggregate after having won the first leg 2-0 in Harare two weeks ago. Calisto Pasuwa’s side will now…
