In the latest episode of the Fanzone Podcast, two prominent voices in Zimbabwean football—Kennedy Ndebele, ZIFA Vice President, and former Warriors star David Kutyauripo—shared their insights on the state of the game in the country. The discussion centred on the Warriors’ recent showings in the COSAFA Cup and international friendlies, with both guests weighing in…

The Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League is heating up, and at the summit, MWOS FC continues to defy gravity, sitting pretty at the top with an unbeaten record—8 wins, 6 draws, and zero defeats from 14 games. With 30 points in the bag, they’re setting the pace, but the chasing pack is breathing down their necks.…

For the first time in the history of Zimbabwean football, two different Warriors teams will play on the same day. In Morocco, the country’s senior men’s national team will take on Niger in an international friendly as part of head coach Michael Nees’ preparations for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) slated for December.…

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…

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…

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…