Zimbabwe
Defiant Ndiraya not pressing panic button despite Ngoni fatal blow
Of what profit is it to slay a lion, but the hunter who gets more praise is the one who killed a hare because the latter would have brought relish? That is the question every Scottland fan must be asking head coach Tonderai Ndiraya after last Saturday’s defeat to MWOS. Scottland, in their debut campaign…
Read MoreWarriors Stumble in COSAFA Cup Opener Against Mauritius
Zimbabwe’s national football team, the Warriors, began their COSAFA Cup campaign with a disappointing 0-0 draw against Mauritius last night in Bloemfontein. This result is particularly disheartening given Zimbabwe’s historical dominance over Mauritius, including emphatic victories of 4-0 and 3-1 in 2019. Both teams entered the match seeking to reverse recent poor form, with Zimbabwe…
Read MoreWarriors Eye Strong Start Against Mauritius in COSAFA Cup Opener
The Warriors kick off their COSAFA Cup campaign today with a clash against Mauritius at 6pm in Morocco. Despite recent struggles in form, there’s a strong sense of optimism surrounding the squad as they look to make a positive start to the tournament. Both sides come into the fixture with work to do. Mauritius have…
Read MoreMWOS Clinch Narrow Victory Over Scottland in Norton Showdown
The atmosphere at MWOS Ngoni Stadium in Norton was electric as MWOS FC hosted Scottland FC in a much-anticipated Premier Soccer League encounter. This fixture, steeped in rivalry dating back to their Division One days, saw MWOS seeking to assert dominance over their former adversaries. From the outset, both teams displayed attacking intent. In the…
Read MoreA Derby in Decline: Dynamos and Highlanders Fail to Light Up Rufaro
Rufaro Stadium hosted Zimbabwe’s most iconic football rivalry on Sunday — Dynamos vs Highlanders — a fixture historically celebrated as the pinnacle of domestic football. But what was once the fiercest derby in Zimbabwe has become a shadow of its former self, as both giants continue to grapple with underwhelming form and growing disillusionment. Heading…
Read MoreSables Edge Past Spirited Zambian Eagles in Lusaka
The Zimbabwe Sables were given a real scare in Lusaka over the weekend, narrowly defeating the Zambian Eagles 25-19 in the return leg of the Zambezi Challenge Cup. Just three weeks ago, the Sables stormed to a dominant 70-15 victory at Harare Sports Club, but this time around, Zambia came out with purpose, grit and…
Read MoreBilly Veremu’s well-sung redemption song
Ngoni Stadium erupted with blue and red delight when Billy Veremu scored for MWOS FC against rivals Scottland on Saturday. The lanky forward half volleyed home a rebound from close range after Nelson Chadya had parried away his initial effort to thrust MWOS ahead in arguably the biggest match of the 2025 Castle Lager Premier…
Read MoreDynamos vs Highlanders: A Clash of Giants in Zimbabwean Football
When Dynamos and Highlanders meet, the nation watches. Zimbabwe’s biggest football rivalry returns this weekend with both teams eager to prove a point, albeit under different circumstances. Dynamos, once struggling near the bottom of the Premier Soccer League table, seem to have found a spark under new coach Saul Chaminuka. Before his arrival, the Glamour…
Read MoreMWOS FC Hosts Scottland in Saturday Thriller
This weekend’s Premier Soccer League headliner sees MWOS FC take on Scottland FC at Ngoni Stadium in what promises to be a blockbuster clash between the league’s top sides. With both teams in fine form and unbeaten in their last five matches, this fixture is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated matchups…
Read MoreSables Head to Lusaka for Zambezi Challenge Return Leg
The Zimbabwe Sables are set to travel to Lusaka this weekend for the return leg of the Zambezi Challenge Cup against the Zambian Eagles, following a dominant 70-15 victory in the first encounter at Harare Sports Club. With momentum firmly in their favour, the Sables will be looking to complete the double over their neighbours…
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