The Chibuku Super Cup semi-finals delivered thrilling football, tactical battles, and standout individual performances across both matches. Triangle United stole the show with a dominant display against MWOS FC that saw them book their spot in the final, while Dynamos edged Highlanders to book their spot in the finals. From clinical finishing to solid defensive structures, this week’s standout players rose to the occasion on one of Zimbabwean football’s biggest stages. Here’s the Fanzone Team of the Week from the Chibuku Super Cup semi-finals:
Goalkeeper
Wilson Changani (Triangle United) – A calm and composed performance between the posts. Changani’s clean sheet was well-deserved after a confident display that inspired belief in the Triangle backline.
Defenders
Emmanuel Jalai (Dynamos) – One of the most consistent performers in the competition, Jalai delivered yet another outstanding game. He scored a brilliant goal in the eighteenth and showed composure to convert his penalty in the shootout.
Patson Jaure (Triangle United) – The veteran defender led from the back with authority, keeping things tight and organised to help Triangle maintain their clean sheet.
Andrew Mbeba (Highlanders) – Despite the defeat, Mbeba impressed with his defensive effort and provided a great assist, showing his value on both ends of the pitch.
Praise Machengete (Triangle United) – Another rock-solid display from the Triangle defence. Machengete was disciplined and composed, ensuring no cracks appeared at the back.
Midfielders
Vusa Ngwenya (Dynamos) – His time on the pitch may have been short, but Ngwenya made it count. Quick thinking and vision led directly to Dynamos’ goal, highlighting his impact and awareness.
Munashe Bamara (Triangle United) – Pulled the strings in midfield for Triangle, dictating the tempo and linking up play effectively. His composure and work rate were vital in their dominant win.
Abubakar Moffat (MWOS) – A tireless performer for MWOS, Moffat worked hard to keep his team competitive. His effort and drive in midfield stood out even in defeat.
Forwards
Witness Shave (Triangle United) – Led the attack with confidence and composure. Took his goal brilliantly and was a constant menace to the opposition defence.
Tawanda Chatuluka (Triangle United) – Energetic and creative, Chatuluka’s pressing and vision were crucial. His great work to set up Triangle’s second goal summed up his all-round contribution.
Leeroy Mavunga (Dynamos) – Worked tirelessly up front, creating several chances and testing the opposition defence with his pace and movement.
Triangle United’s dominance was undeniable in this round, and their balance between solid defending and sharp attacking play makes them deserved finalists.
