This round of fixtures delivered late drama, long-range stunners, and match-defining substitutions across the pitch. Players rose to the moment for their teams, and this week’s selections reflect those who made the biggest impact when it counted. Here is the Fanzone Team of the Week:
Goalkeeper
Martin Mapisa (MWOS) – A key figure in MWOS’ defensive resilience. Mapisa produced two crucial saves to secure a clean sheet and maintain control when the pressure intensified late in the match.
Defenders
Issaka Mohammed (Dynamos) – Delivered one of the standout moments of the week with a great goal in stoppage time. Apart from the late strike, he remained disciplined and resolute in defence.
Blessing Moyo (Simba Bhora) – Scored a brilliant long-range goal, showcasing both confidence and technique. Also put in a solid defensive shift.
Andrew Mbeba (Highlanders) – Provided the assist for Melikhaya Ncube’s goal and was dependable across the backline, balancing defensive composure with positive forward involvement.
Brian Kadamanja (CAPS United) – Strong and reliable in the defensive line for CAPS, reading the game well and making key interventions to keep his side organised.
Midfielders
Abubakar Moffat (MWOS) – A calm and impactful presence in midfield. His passing range and ability to recycle possession were key in MWOS controlling tempo.
Phineas Bamusi (CAPS United) – Created opportunities constantly and worked tirelessly. His sharp movement and awareness kept CAPS on the front foot.
Munashe Bamara (Triangle United) – Continues an impressive season, once again showing leadership and quality in midfield. Influential in maintaining Triangle’s rhythm and transitions.
Forwards
Evans Rusike (Yadah) – The definition of a super-sub. Came off the bench and scored in stoppage time, changing the complexion of the match when Yadah needed inspiration.
Elton Njini (Triangle United) – Scored a brace and led the attack with confidence. His finishing was clinical and his movement intelligent throughout.
Shingai Masukuta (Yadah) – Named ZTN Player of the Match for good reason. Energetic, creative, and constantly threatening, Masukuta was central to Yadah’s attacking play.
This week highlighted the players who kept pushing until the final whistle — whether through late goals, tireless creativity, or strong defensive leadership.
