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The COPA Coca Cola team is back home. Although they didn’t lift the cup,  they performed better than the previous years the Herald reports
The team managed to<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/12/04/zimbabwes-copa-coca-cola-africa-team-through-to-the-finals/"> win their way to the finals</a> but were defeated by Tanzania in the finals on Thursday. However, their team’s player Luke Musikiri was named player of the tournament.
Speaking to the press at RGM Airport yesterday, Musikiri said:
<blockquote>I am really excited about this achievement and I want to thank God for this. It’s something that I wasn’t expecting, but I just want to thank God for what he has done for me. It’s everyone’s wish to get such recognition.
I also want to thank my teammates who made it possible for me to achieve this. When I went to Kenya, I was hoping to be the top goalscorer, but I got this because of God. I am really happy. I didn’t think we would reach the final, but because of God, we did it</blockquote>
More:<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/copa-coca-cola-team-back-home/"> The Herald </a>
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Zimbabwe's COPA Coca Cola Team Defeated

The team that is representing Zimbabwe at the COPA Coca-Cola African Cup in  Kenya is through to the finals after beating Zambia 4-3 the Herald reports.
According to the publication,
<blockquote>Goalkeeper Ronald Uraya carried the day for Zimbabwe as he saved two penalties and converted two to keep his side in the running for the ultimate prize.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe will play Tanzania tomorrow in the finals.
According to <a href="https://neweralive.na/posts/namibia-crush-out-of-copa-coca-cola-africa-cupcoach-satisfied-with-players-overall-growth">Namibia’s NeweraLive</a>:
<blockquote>The Copa Coca-Cola Cup is the premier worldwide grassroots football tournament that unlocks the dreams and possibilities of global football stars. It also aims to inspire young footballers to achieve their dreams through a renowned and respected football tournament in various countries globally, which continues to give voice to the faces who nurture the budding talents of young football heroes, as it showcases Africa’s pride and belief in upcoming youngsters.
In Africa, the Copa Coca-Cola Cup is played in 22 countries, including Namibia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Angola, Zambia, Mozambique, Malawi, Botswana, Rwanda, Congo, Swaziland, Nigeria, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Mauritius and Burundi.
Outside the continent, the tourney is also played in the Americas, Europe and Asia. The tournament originated in Zimbabwe in 1989, with the aim of seeking to support the development of potential grassroots talent and promote active, healthy lifestyles among young people.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-zim-copa-coca-cola-team-storm-into-finals/">The Herald </a>

Zimbabwe's COPA Coca-Cola Africa Team Through To The Finals

Matebeleland’s Mpopoma High School made history on Saturday 13 July when they beat Nyamauru High School 5-4  in the finals to claim the Copa Coca-Cola girls victory.
The finals match was played at Rimuka Stadium in Kadoma.
The Mpopoma girls met Nyamauru from Manicaland in the finals for the consecutive second time and this time managed to emerge the winners.
The 31st edition of the Copa Coca Cola football tournament Nationals of Under-15 boys and girls’ football started on 12 July 2019 with with 24 school teams battling it out.
More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/latest-mpopoma-girls-make-history-at-copa-coca-cola/">The Chronicle</a>

Mpopoma High Girls Win Copa Coca-Cola

The 2019 Copa Coca Cola tournament was launched on Wednesday at Pamushana High School in Bikita, Masvingo province.
As the defending champions, Pamushana was drawn to face provincial winners from Mashonaland East and Midlands provinces.
The provincial education director for Masvingo province Zedius Chitiga, who was the guest of honour, said that he was impressed by the standard of football displayed by teams in the province.
Coca Cola was represented by senior brand manager Vee Chibanda. She said that the company prioritises sponsoring the country’s oldest schools football tournament.
Soccer legends, George Magariro, Artwell Mukandi and Godfrey Dondo where all present at the launch.
<h4>More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/2019-copa-coca-cola-tourney-launched-in-masvingo/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZBC News</a></h4>

2019 Copa Coca Cola Launched At Pamushana High, Bikita

The 31st edition of the country’s premier schools soccer tournament, COPA Coca-Cola, will be launched on Wednesday (today) at Pamushana High School in Bikita, Masvingo province.
The last edition of the tournament in the boys’ category was won by Pamushana, who beat Guinea Fowl of Gweru 2-0 in the final played last year.
Reigning girls’ champions are Nyamauru from Manicaland who beat Bulawayo’s Mpopoma High School 2-1 in the final.
The reigning champions head into the draw as seeded teams in their respective groups.
The acting National Association for Secondary School Heads (NASH) president Arthur Maphosa said:
<blockquote>All the provinces are coming to Masvingo on Wednesday and everything is set for the draw.
We’re grateful to our sponsors Coca-Cola whose continued support goes a long way in athlete development.
Some of the celebrated soccer stars went through this competition and we believe that the COPA Coca-Cola tournament provides learners with a platform to market themselves.
The reigning boys’ and girls’ champions will know who they start their title defence against at the draw.
Dates for the provincial and national finals will also be revealed at the launch. And as usual, yesteryear greats are expected to be in attendance at the launch of this year’s competition.</blockquote>
The COPA Coca-Cola tournament started in 1989 and was won by Mzilikazi High School from Bulawayo.
The girls’ category came to life in 2011 and the inaugural tournament was won by Vainona from Harare.
The objective of the competition is to offer an opportunity for young footballers to showcase their talent.
Peter Ndlovu, Harlington Shereni, Washington Arubi and Johannes Ngodzo are some of the prominent footballers who cut their teeth at the tournament.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/copa-coca-cola-launch-in-bikita/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

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