Fanzone Team of the Week: Matchday Nine

Matchday 9 delivered a mix of historic results, strong defensive displays, and attacking brilliance across the board. From long-awaited victories to dominant performances, several players stepped up to make a real difference for their teams. Here is the Fanzone Team of the Week for Matchday 9.

Goalkeeper
Wallace Magalane (CAPS United) – A match-winning performance from Magalane, whose saves ensured CAPS United secured all three points at Barbourfields Stadium for the first time in a decade. Calm, reliable, and decisive when it mattered most.

Defenders
Issaka Mohammed (Scottland) – A commanding display at the back, making life extremely difficult for MWOS attackers. Strong in tackles and composed in possession.
Christopher Nettey (Dynamos) – Played a key role in securing a clean sheet in a goalless draw against ZPC. Solid positioning and discipline throughout.
Ishmael Muroiwa (ZPC Kariba) – Won key challenges and made crucial clearances to keep his side in the game. A dependable presence in defence.

Midfielders
Tinotenda Mutyambizi (MWOS) – A steady and composed performance in midfield, helping his side maintain structure despite their loss.
Collen Muleya (ZPC Kariba) – Strong and resilient in midfield, Muleya disrupted Dynamos’ rhythm and made it difficult for them to build attacks.
Melikhaya Ncube (Bulawayo Chiefs) – Continued his consistent run of form with another solid display, contributing both defensively and going forward.

Forwards
Mafious Chihweta (Scottland) – Electric on the wing, Chihweta’s pace and direct play caused constant problems for defenders throughout the match and would eventually lead to an assist which would win Scottland the game.
Ralph Kawondera (Herentals) – Delivered the decisive moment with the goal that secured victory over TelOne. Now up to six goals for the season, he continues to impress.
Harrison Masina (Simba Bhora) – A clinical performance, scoring a brace in a dominant 3-0 win over FC Platinum. Sharp finishing and strong presence in attack.
Grey Kufandada (AGAMA) – Stepped up with two important goals to help his side secure a draw against Ngezi Platinum. A standout performance against tough opposition.

Matchday 9 showed just how competitive the league is becoming, with big performances across every position. As the season progresses, consistency and big moments like these will continue to separate the best from the rest.