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Dynamos blew wind into the sails of their ship in their search for a fifth league title in three years with a demolition of a hapless How Mine in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at Barbourfields yesterday.
DYNAMOS coach Lloyd Mutasa says they will not read much into problems that have rocked How Mine ahead of their Castle Lager Premiership match at Barbourfields this afternoon.
By Eddie Chikamhi Dynamos 0 – 0 How Mine | (How Mine win 5-4 after penalty shootout) | Things keep falling apart at Dynamos after the giants were yesterday bundled out of the Chibuku Super Cup by How Mine amid allegations of juju by their opponents who discovered a chunk of rotten pork in their changing […]
Alarm bells are ringing louder by the day in the Dynamos camp after the Glamour Boys fired blanks again yesterday as they staggered to a fourth consecutive goalless draw
Struggling How Mine may have forgotten how to win a Castle Lager Premiership match but they battled long and hard at Barbourfields yesterday to halt Dynamos’ winning streak.
Kelvin Kaindu says they expect a big game when he leads his side How Mine into battle with resurgent Harare giants Dynamos in a Premiership match at Barbourfields tomorrow. The Zambian expatriate coach, who admitted his team has not performed well this season, yesterday said he is wary of the threat posed by their fancied […]
JUST as he has often done this season, talismanic midfielder Ronald “Rooney” Chitiyo was the toast of the day for champions Dynamos, weaving his magic to find a late winner.
WASHINGTON Pakamisa scored his second goal, in as many games, as Dynamos silenced Luke Masomere and marched into the final of the One Wallet Cup at Mandava yesterday.
Newly appointed How Mine coach Luke Masomere says he is not under any pressure ahead of his first match in charge of the Bulawayo gold miners against Dynamos this weekend.
Dynamos got the defence of their Castle Lager Premiership title off to a winning start when they edged How Mine 0-1 at Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday. An injury time own goal handed the Harare giants all three points.