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Here are the results of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) matches that took place on Saturday, 18 November 2023:
– Chicken Inn won against Yadah with a score of 2-1. 
– FC Platinum and Hwange played to a 1-1 draw. 
– Black Rhinos defeated Sheasham with a score of 3-2. 
– ZPC Kariba and Simba Bhora also played to a 1-1 draw. 
– Ngezi Platinum won against Cranborne Bullets with a score of 3-1. 
– Triangle United and Caps United played to a 1-1 draw. 
– Dynamos won against Green Fuel with a score of 1-0.
According to the latest standings, Ngezi Platinum is leading the league with 63 points. They have already won the league title. They have a game in hand and are ahead of second-placed Dynamos, who have 57 points.
Manica Diamonds is closely following behind Dynamos with 54 points and also has a game in hand. In the fourth position, there is FC Platinum with 52 points the same as 5th placed Highlanders. Bosso also has a game in hand.
Chicken Inn is in sixth place with 48 points. Herentals College is in the 7th place although tied with Chicken In on points. The Students have a game in hand as well. 
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Results Of Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Matches Played Saturday

Dynamos football club secured a single point when they played against Black Rhinos in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League on Sunday to close the gap between them and the current league leaders, Ngezi Platinum, who lost to Hwange at the Colliery. However, some Dynamos fans were disappointed with the nill-all draw, as they believe Dynamos could have taken advantage of Ngezi Platinum’s loss and earned three points instead. Said one supporter:
<blockquote>
Failing to beat a team which is second from bottom on the log and struggling is unacceptable.
</blockquote>
Another one said:
<blockquote>
when we should be pushing for the title and the weekend where our title opponents lose points motamba zvenyu neDraw paHome futi (you play for a draw at home) …disappointing.
</blockquote>
Unfortunately, Dynamos had some challenges with player availability due to injuries and suspensions. Coach Genesis Mangombe said Dynamos’ defence suffered three injuries in Kevin, Elvis and Dzvinyai ahead of the match. Makarati and Shandirwa are suspended and Brandon Mpofu has a family issue. He added:
<blockquote>
We still have to make it work with the available players.
</blockquote>
The 2023 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season is nearing its conclusion, with only four matches remaining.
Meanwhile, Highlanders and CAPS United played to a one-all draw at Babourfields Stadium in Bulawayo. CAPS United took the lead with a long-range strike from Rodrick Chinyengetere, but Highlanders fought back in the second half with Mason Mushore scoring the equalizer. The match had a relatively low attendance as both teams are not performing well this season.
In another match, Yadah dominated with a six-nil victory over ZPC Kariba, showing their determination to avoid relegation. Yadah moved up to 13th place in the league standings, while Kariba dropped two places.
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Castle Lager PSL Title: Dynamos Close In On Ngezi Platinum

Dynamos Football Club defeated Caps United 2-0 on Sunday to advance to the final of the Chibuku Super Cup. An impressive freekick from Issa Sadiki in the first half’s added time gave Dynamos the lead, and substitute Elton Chikona scored a breakaway goal in the 84th minute to seal the victory. 
The win potentially grants Dynamos a ticket to represent Zimbabwe in the CAF Confederations Cup next year. They will face Ngezi Platinum Stars in the final on December 3. Even if Dynamos lose the final, they still have a chance to secure the African safari ticket if Ngezi Platinum Stars clinch the league title. With five games remaining in the league, Dynamos are still in contention for the title and a cup double.
Coach Genesis Mangombe expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance. Mangombe told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200018811/dembares-derby-treble">NewsDay</a>:
<blockquote>
I’m happy with the way we played. We kept possession and at the same time created a lot of chances. We penetrated their defense several times and we were always looking dangerous. We played the way we wanted to play and how we had planned. Caps United also created some chances but it wasn’t their day.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Caps United coach Lloyd Chitembwe expressed disappointment with his team’s defeat, citing defensive errors and poor decision-making as contributing factors. He said;
<blockquote>
It’s a very disappointing result. It was a game of two halves, in the first half we showed our dominance and we had control of the match up until the last moments of the first half. It’s a goal that we could have avoided. The manner in which we conceded the foul, it was two versus one, so naturally you don’t expect two men to lose a duel against one player. In the end, we conceded that unnecessary freekick.
</blockquote>
In the early minutes, Dynamos struggled and were fortunate not to concede as Caps United missed good chances. However, Dynamos settled into the game, with Donald Mudadi dictating the pace in midfield. They had the best chance to score in the 15th minute, but the effort was blocked by Caps United goalkeeper Ashley Reyners.
Just before halftime, Dynamos took the lead with an exquisite freekick from Issa Sadiki. In the second half, Dynamos continued to create chances but failed to convert. Caps United pushed for an equalizer, leaving themselves vulnerable to counterattacks. In the dying minutes, Dynamos took advantage of the spaces left behind and scored a breakaway goal through Elton Chikona. The victory marked Dynamos’ completion of a historic treble over Caps United.
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Dynamos Defeat Caps United To Advance To Chibuku Super Cup Final

Highlanders Football Club (Bosso) defeated their neighbours, Bulawayo Chiefs, on Sunday afternoon to top the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) table. M Ndlovu’s goal in the 19th minute secured the three points for Highlanders.
In another match, Dynamos Football Club (Dembare) beat ZPC Kariba by three goals to nil, with goals from Chakona (1), Mudadi (2).
Hwange lost to Manica Diamonds, who secured their victory through a goal from Binzi in the 4th minute.
Green Fuel also lost to reigning champions, FC Platinum, with Mutimbanyoka scoring the only goal for the Zvishavane-based club in the 59th minute.
On Saturday, Cranborne Bullets defeated CAPS United by two goals to one, with goals from S Munhira and Manokore. CAPS United got their consolation goal from Manondo. 
Chicken Inn beat Black Rhinos by a goal to nil, while Sheasham played a nil-nil draw against Herentals. Simba Bhora drew with Triangle United in a 1-1 match, with A Manenji scoring for Simba Bhora and A Makopa for Triangle.
On Monday 05 June 2023, Yadah will face off against Ngezi Platinum at the National Sports Stadium. Ngezi have a chance to top the table if they win their game in hand since they are trailing Hilanders by two points.
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Castle Lager PSL Results: Highlanders, Dynamos Win

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) issued a press release on May 30, 2023, denouncing the recent attacks on match officials during Castle Lager Premier Soccer League matches.
The statement, seen by Pindula News, strongly condemns any form of abuse, harassment, or assault on match officials and emphasizes that referees are there to apply the laws of the game and their decisions must be respected by clubs and stakeholders alike.
PSL advised clubs to lodge official complaints if they are not satisfied with match officials’ decisions. Reads the statement released by Kudzai Bare, PSL’s Communication and Media Liaison Officer:
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ASSAULT ON MATCH OFFICIALS
We note with concern the recent attacks on match officials during Castle Lager Premier Soccer League matches. The Premier Soccer League strongly condemns any form of abuse, harassment or assault on match officials.
The referees are there to apply the Laws of the Game and their decisions must be respected by the clubs and all stakeholders. We advise clubs to lodge official complaints if they are not happy with the Match Officials’ decisions.
The Premier Soccer League is determined to ensure that such behaviour is stamped out of the game and will be taking the necessary disciplinary action as provided in the PSL Rules and Regulations.
</blockquote>
Some Context:
In a recent soccer match between CAPS United and Simba Bhora, referee Jimmy Makwanda was hit by a missile thrown by CAPS United fans as he left the pitch. The fans were unhappy with the way the match officials had conducted themselves during the game. Makwanda had shielded himself using police and Green Machine marshals after some rowdy fans invaded the pitch in protest. Although CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe was not happy with the refereeing, he condemned the fans’ reactions. 
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PSL Condemns Attacks On Match Officials During Soccer Matches

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) match between CAPS United and Sheasham that was supposed to happen at Mandava was cancelled after Sheasham did not show up for the game. This was despite efforts by ZIFA and PSL to persuade them to host the game in Zvishavane.
CAPS United went through all the pre-match rituals before the game was cancelled. Sheasham were unhappy about the de-homologation of Bata Stadium and claimed their lease agreement at Mandava had expired.
PSL responded the next day, guaranteeing that the match would proceed at Mandava. Read part of the PSL letter from the PSL chief executive officer Kenny Ndebele to Sheasham on Saturday:
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We acknowledge receipt and thank you for your letter dated 19 May 2023, and advise as follows; The Matchday 10 Castle Lager PSL fixture programme was released on Tuesday 17 May 2023 wherein it was stated that your match against CAPS United FC will be played at Mandava Stadium.
The fixture remains unchanged. Please be advised that the PSL booked Mandava Stadium for the match and the stadium is available for the match.
All the matchday service providers have been informed of the fixture.
We appreciate that your Club is ‘determined not to bring the football league into disrepute’ and the league is currently holding your security deposit of $USD4000 (Four Thousand Dollars) which you paid when you joined the PSL at the beginning of the season.
In this regard we will be releasing part of this security deposit in the sum of US$2 000 (Two Thousand Dollars) to assist you in fulfilling this fixture.
 The fixture will not be postponed.
</blockquote>
The new boys, however, stood their ground. Sheasham chairman Reginald Chidawanyika on Friday wrote to ZIFA and PSL asking for a postponement of the match, citing their inability to raise the resources to host the match at Mandava on short notice. Wrote Chidawanyika:
<blockquote>
We must also emphasise that we are not defiant that the match be played at Mandava Stadium, but we are asking for a postponement of the match due to financial constraints and short notice emanating from the above chronological of events.
 Further to that also due to the fact that we still have to re-negotiate a new lease agreement with FC Platinum following the approval of Bata Stadium by FIB which then triggered the lapse of our short-term lease with FC Platinum.
We sincerely beseech you to consider our request as we are victims of the circumstances that we have no control over as they were largely unforeseen.
</blockquote>
Chidawanyika stated that Sheasham is dedicated to maintaining the integrity of football. He also expressed regret for any inconvenience that may be caused by the club’s request to interested parties.
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Sheasham In No-Show For PSL Match Against CAPS United

<a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Rufaro_Stadium">Rufaro Stadium</a> won’t host the Harare Derby, the match between Dynamos and CAPS United on Sunday, due to renovations not meeting deadlines.
Football fans have been eagerly waiting for the stadium’s return after lying unused for over three years, despite being the favourite and most convenient stadium among Harare fans.
Rufaro was condemned several times by inspectors due to lack of maintenance but there has been renewed hope after the City of Harare embarked on renovations.
Harare Mayor, Councillor Jacob Mafume initially promised football fans that the pitch would be ready by March just before the start of the season, before extending the target to the end of April in time for the Harare Derby, which kicks off this weekend. He told journalists:
<blockquote>
We are working around the clock to ensure that the ground will be ready to host matches this season… but what we are now working on is to ensure that the ground will be ready to host the Harare Derby between Dynamos and CAPS United.
We have already done the samples of the bucket seats and we have already started the procurement processes and by the time we open it for games at least, three stands will have the bucket seats.
The turf will be ready very soon, three-quarters of the pitch has been levelled and the irrigation equipment has already been bought and has been installed.
So, once we do the massive watering on the pitch, we are positive that the Harare Derby will be played in Rufaro.
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Mafume promised to change everything at Rufaro Stadium, including the VIP stands, and the media area, and install bucket seats gradually until the entire stadium was covered. He said the local government authority would construct a shower for every player in the changing rooms to avoid queues and make the changing rooms more spacious, and comfortable for both home and away teams.
Recent images showed that the changing rooms and many other areas were still being attended to. But there has been a noticeable improvement in the state of the pitch. Visitors are also quickly greeted by the progress made outside the main arena, where the renovations on the parking area, as well as the construction of a shopping complex and the perimeter wall, are prominent.
However, there is still no sight of bucket seats at the stadium. There is a lot of work that needs to be done in order for the ground to meet the CAF and FIFA-approved standards, though.
The local stadium inspectors made up of members from PSL and ZIFA, have recommended extensive changes for Rufaro Stadium to meet CAF and FIFA standards. In 2019, they identified areas that needed attention before the stadium could host league matches. These include:
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1). Leveling the playing surface, 
2). Installing new perimeter support structures and razor wire, 
3). Overhauling drainage and ablution facilities, 
4). Expanding and upgrading dressing rooms. 
5). Improvements for physically challenged individuals, 
6). Clearer stadium direction signs, 
7). Bucket seats for spectators, and 
8). Enhanced cleaning of the stadium and surroundings. 
</blockquote>
The CAF inspection committee made similar recommendations, including constructing standard doping rooms, a medical facility, press rooms, television camera points, and modern electronic turnstiles.
Harare City Council recently turned down an offer from Sakunda Holdings who had wanted to turn the stadium into a state-of-the-art facility on a US$5m budget.
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Rufaro Stadium Not Ready For The Dynamos Vs CAPS United Match

CAPS United’s financial challenges which resulted in a chaotic 2022 season for the club, have resurfaced.
<a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2023/04/17/money-issues-resurface-at-caps-united/">Soccer24</a> reported that CAPS United players initially refused to train on Thursday due to outstanding winning bonuses.
The players had reportedly been paid winning bonuses for only one of their three wins so far — the 2-0 win over Manica Diamonds on Matchday 1.
CAPS United also beat ZPC Kariba (1-0) and Black Rhinos (2-0) but winning bonuses for those games have not been paid.
On Thursday, club president Farai Jere held a crisis meeting with the players ahead of the top-of-the-table clash with FC Platinum after they refused to train.
A CAPS United player who spoke to Socer24 on condition of anonymity said Jere promised the players that the outstanding winning bonuses would be paid before the FC Platinum game. Said the player:
<blockquote>
When the president (Jere) came to training on Thursday, it was because of a crisis meeting after he had heard we were refusing to train.
He (Jere) then promised us that our outstanding winning bonuses for the ZPC and Rhinos games would be paid ahead of the Platinum game.
The outstanding winning bonuses were not paid and nobody said anything to us. We just played the FC Platinum game and we are waiting to hear from the club’s leadership.
</blockquote>
On 1 May 2022, CAPS United players threatened to boycott the league match against Cranborne Bullets over unpaid salaries and outstanding winning bonuses.
The players did not meet at the hotel in preparation for the match and instead grouped at a different location and arrived at the National Sports Stadium well after the kick-off time.
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CAPS United's Financial Struggles Resurface

FC Platinum won 1-0 against Caps United to win the 2019 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League trophy.
Below are the Matchday 34 Full-Time results.
<ul>
<li>Caps United 0-1 FC Platinum </li>
<li>Mushowani Stars 2-3 Yadah </li>
<li>Hwange 1-0 ZPC Kariba </li>
<li>Triangle United 1-0 Dynamos </li>
<li>Chapungu 2-2 Highlanders </li>
<li>Harare City 0-0 Ngezi Platinum </li>
<li>Bulawayo Chiefs 0-1 Herentals </li>
<li>Chicken Inn 4-1Telone</li>
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FC Platinum Beat Caps To Lift Castle Lager PSL Trophy

As it stands, FC Platinum are the favourites to lift this year’s Castle Lager PSL. Below are the halftime updates.
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<li>Caps United 0-0 FC Platinum</li>
<li>Mushowani Stars 2-0 Yadah</li>
<li>Hwange 0-0 ZPC Kariba</li>
<li>Triangle United 0-0 Dynamos</li>
<li>Chapungu 1-2 Highlanders</li>
<li>Bulawayo Chiefs 0-1 Herentals</li>
</ul>

Castle Lager PSL Matchday 34 Half Time Updates

Caps United has been hit with an injury crisis ahead of Saturday’s title decider against reigning Castle Lager Premier League Soccer League champions FC Platinum.
Veteran defender Method Mwanjale suffered a season-ending injury several weeks, with other casualties being <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Kudzai_Nyamupfukudza" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Kudzai Nyamupfukudza</a>, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Valentine_Musarurwa" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Valentine Musarurwa</a> and Lincoln Zvasiya.
Speaking to reporters ahead of the blockbuster encounter set for the National Sports Stadium tomorrow, Makepekepe coach Darlington Dodo said:
Injuries have hit us hard, especially in the defence; they are giving us sleepless nights.
<blockquote>The situation is very bad because the defensive line is becoming more like a hospital ward and it’s sad.
We keep chopping and changing our defence now and again and it’s not healthy for the team. I am hoping one or two guys will come back and it will be solid again.</blockquote>
FC Platinum need at least a draw to win a third title in a row as they are a point ahead of Caps United.
If the Green Machine wins, they will finish the season with 61 points and lift their sixth title in their history.
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Huge Blow For Caps Ahead Of Saturday's Title Decider Against FC Platinum

Four Caps United players, Carlos Rusere, John Zhuwawo, Dominic Chungwa and Ronald Chitiyo who were being accused of assaulting a referee and other officials during a Premier Soccer League (PSL) against Chicken Inn at Barbourfields Stadium on the 23rd of October this year which they lost 1-0 have been found not guilty.
The four were acquitted by the PSL disciplinary committee chaired by Raphael Tsivama that also has a former senior police officer Brighton Mudzamiri.
They, however, had already paid admission of guilty fines of $100 each at Mzilikazi Police Station in Bulawayo for breaching the Premier Soccer League’s Order 31.1.2.9.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-caps-united-players-found-not-guilty/">The Herald</a>

JUST IN: Caps United Players Found Not Guilty

Caps United have today failed to extend their lead in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League after they were held to a 2-2 draw by Yadah FC at the National Sports Stadium this Sunday.
Makepekepe got their goals in the first half through John Zhuwawu and Ronald Chitiyo who scored beautiful goals in the sixth and 21st minutes respectively.
Yadah, however, made a comeback before halftime through Paddington Nyamakura and Nkosi Mhlanga who took advantage of the Green Machine’s poor-quality defending.
Meanwhile, Caps United are still on top with a two-point cushion after taking their tally 55 points whilst Chicken Inn and FC Platinum are following on 53 points apiece with only three games remaining in the season.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-yadah-hold-wobbling-caps-united/">The Herald</a>

Caps United Blow Opportunity To Extend PSL Lead

CAPS United head coach is reportedly frustrated and appalled by the PSL’s decision to summon 4 of his players for a disciplinary hearing just 1 day before a crucial match.
Darlington Dodo said the time for the hearing was wrong as it coincided with one of their biggest matches for this season. Said Dodo:
<blockquote>The timing was wrong. I don’t think its proper. Its mind blogging and very unfortunate to have such things when you have a crucial match ahead.</blockquote>
4 CAPS United players <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Ronald_Chitiyo">Ronald Chitiyo</a>, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Dominic_Chungwa">Dominic Chungwa</a>, John Zhuwawu and Carlos Rusere are accused of assaulting a match official after their team lost to Chicken Inn in Bulawayo a few weeks ago. If the 4 are found guilty today at their hearing, they face a 3 match ban. CAPS will play ZPC Kariba tomorrow.
More: <a href="http://sportbrief.co.zw/2019/11/13/caps-united-cry-foul/?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=caps-united-cry-foul">SportsBrief</a>

PSL's Decision To Summon 4 Caps United Players For A Disciplinary Hearing Before A Crucial Match Angers Caps Coach

Decibel, one of the prominent Urban Grooves during the old days has dismissed claims by Vimbai Zimuto that he ditched the late legendary musician, Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi during a UK tour in March 2005.
Zimuto had said that Decibel went to the UK together with Tuku but decided not to come back to Zimbabwe, a development she says made the late national hero not to take other upcoming artists with him again.
Decibel who now works as a scientist in the UK, however, dismissed the allegations as unfounded. He said:
<blockquote>I went to UK with Tuku in March 2005 and we came back home together. I then travelled back on my own in December of the same year.
I never went abroad with Major E. I met him there. Where did you get that from?</blockquote>
Decibel added that he did not regret shunning his music career as the arts industry in Zimbabwe worked to choke efforts by artists.
In 2005, eight Caps United and Highlanders players and officials decided to stay in the UK after their match in that country.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/decibel-vimbai-in-war-of-words/">The Herald</a>

Decibel Responds To Vimbai's Allegations That He Ditched Tuku In UK

Chapungu has claimed the top of the Castle Lager Premier League table after defeating Caps United 2-1. This was Caps United’s first defeat since the beginning of the season.
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Chapungu responded by a goal from Brighton Mugoni who connected a corner-kick. Three minutes into the second half, Patrick Khumbula scored another goal to secure the three points for the Airforce side.
The Green machine exerted pressure through substitutes Ronald Chitiyo, Phineas Bamusi, and Nyoni they could not find the back of the net.
Chapungu is now on top with sixteen points followed by Caps United, who dropped to second, by a superior goal difference.
More:<a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2019/05/16/chapungu-hand-caps-united-first-defeat-to-move-on-top/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> Soccer24.co.zw</a>

Chapungu Beats Caps United, Moves To Top Of Table

The Harare Derby between Dynamos and Caps United has been called off to pave way for the inauguration of President Mnangagwa on Sunday 24 August 2018.
In a statement, PSL also said two other matches-between Highlanders and Shabanie as well as the one between Harare City and Black Rhinos have been cancelled for the same reason while other matches are going on as arranged. The statement by PSL reads:
<blockquote>The Premier Soccer League would like to advise the PSL Clubs and its stakeholders that the Castle Lager PSL Matchday 24 fixtures listed hereunder have been postponed to pave way for the inauguration of the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe on Sunday 26 August 2018;</blockquote>
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<blockquote>Black Rhinos FC v Harare City FC 
Dynamos FC v Caps United FC 
Shabanie Mine FC v Highlanders FC
The new dates for the said fixtures will be announced in due course.
Please note that the rest of the other Matchday 24 fixtures will proceed as scheduled.</blockquote>
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Dynamos vs Caps United Match Postponed To Pave Way For Mnangagwa's Inauguration

In a statement, CAPS United revealed that there was a break in at their offices in Mt Pleasant, Harare on Sunday Night.
Three laptops, external hard drives and documents were among other things that were stolen. CAPS United warned stakeholders to be careful when dealing with documentation related to the club. The statement reads:
<blockquote>Suspected thieves broke in at CAPS United Offices in Mount Pleasant yesterday night and various gadgets and documents were stolen.
3 Laptops, a box of match balls, external hard drives amongst other valuables were stolen yesterday night.
A police report has been lodged today morning at Avondale police station reference number RRB 3604532, the police details have attended the scene and investigations are in progress.
CAPS United would like to warn its stakeholders to be careful when dealing with CAPS United documentation at the moment as there is fear that the stolen letter heads and stamps may be misused.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2018/07/02/break-caps-united-office/">Soccer24</a>

CAPS United Loses Property To Robbers

Caps United coach, Lloyd Chitembwe has said that he is not happy with the way his team has been conceding soft goals in recent matches. In the process, Caps United has lost two games and won only one. Said Chitembwe,
<blockquote>
We need to keep on fighting, but the most disappointing thing is we seem like we are conceding soft goals. Last week we let our opponents score another soft goal and I personally think that we could have dealt with that goal easily. In the game against Ngezi, we also conceded two very soft goals and that has been a cause for concern.
Its everyone’s responsibility to try and correct things and we have another working week and I certainly hope we will try in training to address the issue.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://263chat.com/we-are-considering-soft-goals-chitembwe/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">263Chat</a>

Lloyd Chitembwe Worried As Caps Utd Concedes Soft Goals

CAPS United defender Hardlife Zvirekwi has started training less than a month after his hand was amputated from the wrist following an accident that threatened his career. He took part on some light training at the Zifa Village yesterday as Caps United prepared for their clash against Herentals.
CAPS United team doctor Nicholas Munyonga said if Zvirekwi decides to play he would have to do it without the artificial hand as it was not allowed on the field of play. Zvirekwi is expected to start playing in the second half of the season since Caps United had deregistered him to give him time to recuperate. He is optimistic that he will play again and believes balance will not be a hindrance. Said Zvirekwi:
<blockquote>I am hopeful, I will play. I can’t say when will I return, but I am optimistic. As for the balance, I don’t think it could be a hindrance. From where my hand was amputated, some people have said it should not be a problem to balance.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/04/hardlife-starts-soft-training/">NewsDay</a>

Hardlife Zvirekwi Starts Training

CAPS United Captain Hardlife Zvirekwi had his hand amputated today after he was  involved in a horrific car accident in the early hours of Monday.
As a result of the development, The Green Machine requested the Premier Soccer League (PSL) to deregister the defender and replace him with Oscar Machapa, a player they had dumped. Speaking to SportBrief, the PSL confirmed that the 2016 Champions have requested to replace the Zviurekwi. An unnamed PSL official told the publication that the PSL had deregistered Zvirekwi.
CAPS United will square off with Harare City on Sunday at the National Sports Stadium in their 2018 PSL opener. Zvirekwi is expected to be available for selection after July.
More: <a href="http://sportbrief.co.zw/2018/03/13/caps-deregister-zvirekwi-ropes-machapa/">Sport Brief</a>

Hardlife Zvirekwi Amputated, Deregistered By CAPS United

Goalkeepers: Munyaradzi Diya, Chris Mverechena, Prosper Chigumba
Defenders: Valentine Musarurwa, Zvikomborero Bizeki, Justice Jangano, Steven Makatuka, Godwin Goliath, Method Mwanjali, Carlton Munzabwa
Midfielders: Kudzai Nyamupfukudza, Dominic Mukandi, Joel Ngodzo, Hardlife Zvirekwi, Milton Ncube, Cabby Kamhapa, Praise Tonha, Ronald Chitiyo, Peter Moyo, Denver Mukamba.
Strikers: John Zhuwawu, Brian Muzondiwa, Wisdom Mutasa, Tony Fuga, Simba Nhivi.
CAPS United Under19 players: Nicholas Guyo, Tatenda Mandiopera, Kelvin Ndebele and Tinotenda Chiunye.

CAPS United 2018 Squad

Denver Mukamba has joined Caps United on loan putting to rest the issue about his stay at Dynamos.
Caps United announced on Tuesday that Mukamba who had been frozen out at Dynamos by Lloyd Mutasa has joined the team together with Milton Ncube who was left without a club following the folding of How Mine last week.
Former Mamelodi Sundowns forward Simba Nhivi have also joined CAPS United. Sport Brief reports, Nhivi signed a year long deal.
More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2018/03/06/denver-mukamba-joins-caps-loan/">Soccer24</a>, <a href="http://sportbrief.co.zw/2018/03/06/denver-goes-green/">SportBrief</a>

Denver Mukamba Joins CAPS United On Loan

CAPS United have announced the gate charges for the rescheduled Castle Lager Premier Soccer League against Highlanders on Thursday.
The match will be played at the National Sports Stadium and will kickoff at 1900hrs. The cheapest ticket is pegged at $3 while VIP is going for $5. VVIP will cost $10.
More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2017/10/24/caps-announce-gate-charges-bosso-clash/">Soccer24</a>

CAPS United release gate charges for Highlanders match

The Premier Soccer League Ad Hoc Committee has awarded the abandoned Chibuku Super Cup quarter final match between Shabanie Mine and CAPS United to Shabanie Mine.
Makepekepe was fined $2 000 for Contravention of section 8.8 CHIBUKU SUPER CUP RULES AND REGULATIONS (2017) Causing abandonment of the match. Shabanie Mine were awarded the match on a 3-0 scoreline. Below is the press statement announcing the PSL Ad hoc Committee decision:
<blockquote>Caps United FC have been charged for causing the abandonment of the Chibuku Super Cup Quarter final match between Caps United FC and Shabanie Mine FC played at Maglas Stadium on 8 October 2017.
The Premier Soccer League Ad hoc Committee has awarded the match to Shabanie Mine FC on a 3-0 scoreline. 
Further, Caps United were fined a sum of $2000.00.</blockquote>
The match was abandoned by the match referee Philan Ncube following an injury sustained by the 2nd Assistant Referee Thomas Kusosa who was hit by a bottle thrown onto the pitch by Caps United Supporters who felt the Assistant referee had denied them an equalising goal when he raised an offside flag against a Caps United player. At the time of abandonment of the game Shabani Mine Football Club was leading 1-0.

CAPS United kicked out of Chibuku Super Cup, fined $2000

CAPS United won both the .Castle Lager Premier Soccer League coach and player of the month awards for the month of September. Chungwa is the joint top goal scorer together with Dynamos’ Christian Epoupa on 11 goals.
COACH OF THE MONTH 
Lloyd Chitembwe- Caps United FC
PLAYER OF THE MONTH 
Dominic Chungwa- Caps United FC

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