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HARARE – Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) leader Morgan Tsvangirai and wife Elizabeth seen here at Rufaro Stadium in Mbare to support the Zimbabwe national football team in their match against Guinea.

Morgan Tsvangirai and wife Elizabeth seen here at Rufaro Stadium in Mbare to support the Zimbabwe national football team
Morgan Tsvangirai and wife Elizabeth seen here at Rufaro Stadium in Mbare to support the Zimbabwe national football team

The Warriors drew 1-1 with Guinea in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier after striker Knowledge Musona cancelled out an Idrissa Sylla strike.

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Guinea took a second minute lead before the Belgian based Musona equalised on 33 minutes.

Full match report later……………

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