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The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) has honoured Zimbabwean football legends Sunday Chidzambwa and Felix Tangawarima with Life time achievements for their contribution to the game in the region.
Former Zimbabwe Warriors coach Sunday “Mhofu” Chidzambwa still believes midfielder Khama Billiat is still “a top player” but “injuries have affected him” throughout his career.
Former Zimbabwe men’s senior national team head coach Sunday Chidzambwa has tipped French based Marshall Munetsi to take over as the next Warriors captain.
The late former Zimbabwe national football team captain and coach, Misheck Chidzambwa who died last Thursday at the age of 66 will be laid to rest at his rural home in Mukarati in Mashonaland West’s Mhondoro District tomorrow.
Warriors legend Sunday Chidzambwa yesterday said his family has been devastated, following the death of his brother, Misheck, an icon of Zimbabwean football.
Sunday Chidzambwa says he is considering coming out of retirement, for another dance in the trenches of football coaching, as he has been missing the game. The legendary coach turned 69 yesterday.
He is undoubtedly one of the best and most eccentric goalkeepers to be produced in Zimbabwe, but Brenna “Campos’’ Msiska has another interesting story to tell.
Legendary coach, Sunday Chidzambwa, has shared his grief following the death of the British army veteran, Tom Moore, who inspired him to do a pitch walk to try and raise funds in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
Zimbabwe, who have dominated the COSAFA Cup, will not have an opportunity to add to their trophy haul this year after the regional competition was cancelled.
Zimbabwe’s legendary coach, Sunday Chidzambwa, believes his students — Callisto Pasuwa and Kaitano Tembo — are now ripe to go a notch higher in their coaching careers.