Dynamos picked up a much-needed and hard-fought 1-0 victory over MWOS FC on Matchday 24 at a packed Rufaro Stadium, thanks to a second-half penalty from Temptation Chiwunga.
In a match where Dynamos showed grit, control, and determination, the hosts were rewarded for their persistence with a vital three points that could prove pivotal in their campaign. Although MWOS FC had some promising spells early on — including a third-minute effort from Malvern Mudzuka and a dangerous free-kick from Abubakar Moffat — Dynamos remained composed under pressure, with their defensive unit standing firm.
After weathering the early MWOS chances, Dynamos began asserting themselves, controlling the tempo and pushing forward with intent. Their resilience was evident as they absorbed pressure and responded by tightening their midfield and launching well-timed counters.
The turning point came in the 74th minute when the home side were awarded a penalty. Chiwunga stepped up with confidence and slotted home, sending the home crowd into celebration. It was a deserved lead for a side that had grown into the game and capitalised when it mattered most.
From there, Dynamos managed the game expertly, maintaining shape and discipline to deny MWOS any clear route back. Late substitutions from the visitors — including the introduction of Everson Feremba — were not enough to breach the Dynamos defence, who closed the match with determination and professionalism.
This win was more than just three points — it was a statement from Dynamos, showing they still have the fight and structure to compete with anyone in the league. As they look to build momentum, this result could prove to be a turning point in their campaign.
