HARARE – For all the pre-match hype generated by this game, the Harare Derby was a huge yawn, and fittingly, it had to be decided by a penalty as Dynamos maintained their four-year stranglehold on rivals CAPS United at the National Sports Stadium yesterday.
Zimbabwe football champions Dynamos kept up their three year dominance of city rivals CAPS United after beating them 1-0 courtesy of a Devon Chafa penalty. Meanwhile Bulawayo giants Highlanders lost 2-1 to How Mine.
CAN Dynamos produce the magic to maintain their dominance over bitter rivals CAPS United tomorrow? The Harare giants will revive their long-standing rivalry when they clash at the National Sports Stadium in a match neither side isprepared to lose. Kick off is at 2pm.
CAN CAPS United end four years of hell, repeated pounding at the hands of a dominant, if not ruthless, rival and a miserable run that has seen them fail to even score against Dynamos since Callisto Pasuwa took over as coach of the Glamour Boys?
HARARE – CAPS United will enter the Harare Derby this weekend, with a spring in their step after the Green Machine negotiated a tough assignment in Chiredzi and came back home with maximum points. Makepekepe’s boat has been rocked by two straight defeats.
VETERAN goalkeeper Tafadzwa Dube was the hero of the day for the Green Machine as he made a couple of point blank saves before the visitors woke up from their deep slumber to grab a late winner and silence newboys Triangle at Gibbo on Sunday.
Former Champions CAPS United continued their inconsistent run as they hit another brick wall in the form of a rejuvenated Shabanie Mine, as Harare City turned on the style and FC Platinum marched on in a mixed bag of Castle Lager Premiership action yesterday.
FC Platinum rallied back to victory at their beloved Mandava Stadium to extend their stay at the top of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League and keep ahead of the fierce chasing pack that now includes four-time champions CAPS United, who bagged their biggest win.
HARARE – Caps United supporters demanded the head of coach Brenna Msiska after Makepekepe slumped to a painful home defeat against resurgent Buffaloes in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at Gwanzura yesterday.
HARARE – CAPS United could move within just three points of early leaders FC Platinum and, crucially in the eyes of their fans, six clear of bitter rivals Dynamos if they beat Buffaloes at Gwanzura this afternoon.
HARARE – Gangly forward Tawanda Nyamandwe grabbed a vital first-half brace as CAPS United weathered a Motor Action storm in the second half to secure a morale-boosting Castle Lager Premier Soccer League win at Rufaro yesterday.
CAPS United caretaker coach Brenna Msiska was forced to make last-minute changes to his starting line-up, following a mix-up in players’ licences, and then saw his charges crash to a demoralising defeat on the opening day of the Castle Lager Premiership.
CHICKEN INN lifted the NetOne Charity Shield in style yesterday when they beat their much-fancied opponents CAPS United in the final at Mandava yesterday. Chicken Inn pocketed a cool US$60 000 for their efforts while CAPS United received US$40 000.
HARARE – CAPS United will get a true test to see where they stand after an off-season of turmoil when they battle for the right to win the NetOne Charity Shield in a two-day football festival at Mandava. The Green Machine has battled boardroom upheaval.
FORMER CAPS United coach Sean Connor claims he has money to last him just four days in South Africa, where he has sought temporary shelter, and fears that if he doesn’t get urgent help he could turn into a destitute.
FORMER Zimbabwe international striker, Shingi Kawondera, has made sensational claims that he was offered a deal to stay at CAPS United and play for free until the club’s finances, which are in tatters right now, improve in the future.
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