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CAPS United has incentivised its players with a cash reward of US$1,000 each for a victory against Premier Soccer League (PSL) title favourites Simba Bhora in their upcoming match at Wadzanayi Stadium in Shamva on Saturday, November 2, reported <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/caps-united-dangle-us1k-bonus-simba-bhora-title-charge-faces-hurdle/">The Herald</a>.
According to CAPS United president Farai Jere, offering incentives has been a successful strategy for the club, as it has resulted in wins for Makepekepe in the past. He said:
<blockquote>
Yes, we are giving them that amount (US$ 1,000) for a win against Simba Bhora. It’s something we have been doing and this is how the wins have been coming.
</blockquote>
CAPS United head coach Lloyd Chitembwe expressed optimism about correcting “the wrongs of the past” as his team prepares to face Simba Bhora again, following their earlier 0-1 defeat this season. Said Chitembwe:
<blockquote>
It looks to be a good match but first I would want to congratulate coach Tonderai Ndiraya because he has shown that he is a good coach.
He has done well with Simba Bhora against all odds, not many people believed in him. Not many people believed in his qualities as a coach.
He has gone on to do extremely very well with the team, so I think he deserves the credit and I’m happy for him.
But coming to the game on Saturday, I think it’s an equally important game for us as it is also important for them.
It’s important for us because we lost the first game we played at Rufaro, obviously after having dominated throughout the match.
We lost through a goal that I thought we could have avoided from a free kick, that was one of the very disappointing action for the entire match.
So we have a good reason to play that match and correct the wrongs of the past and we are looking forward to it with a lot of hope that we can go there and win.
But one thing I can assure you is that it’s going to be a difficult game, Simba Bhora have been on a roll.
They have played quite well and managed to win key matches and that makes them a very dangerous team to play against.
</blockquote>
Simba Bhora can edge closer to the PSL title with a victory, which would extend their lead to nine points over second-placed FC Platinum.
FC Platinum will have the opportunity to respond when they face Dynamos at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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CAPS United is offering their players $1,000 each if they beat Simba Bhora in their next soccer match. The team's president believes that offering bonuses helps the team win. The head coach is hopeful despite losing to Simba Bhora earlier this season. Simba Bhora can get closer to winning the league if they win, which would make them nine points ahead of FC Platinum. FC Platinum will play against Dynamos next. It will be a tough game because both teams are strong.

CAPS United Offers Players US$1,000 Bonus For Beating Simba Bhora

Warriors coach Michael Nees has responded to the criticism from CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe, who had referred to him as “a clown”.
Chitembwe’s comments came after Nees refused to clear Godknows Murwira to feature in CAPS United’s derby win against Dynamos on Sunday.
Chitembwe was unhappy that teams who played on Saturday were allowed to field players selected for national duty.
In his post-match remarks after Makepekepe came from a goal down to snatch a 2-1 win over DeMbare, Chitembwe said (via <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2024/10/10/warriors-coach-michael-nees-responds-to-lloyd-chitembwes-attack/">Soccer24</a>):
<blockquote>
I’m one kind of person who speaks his mind, not caring what people think of what I say but I’m extremely disappointed with what happened with Godknows.
He is an important player and he is our captain and for that matter, we need him in important matches like this one.
But if some clown thinks he can make decisions on behalf of the team that I coach then it’s very unfortunate. It appears as if we are 40 or 50 years back in football terms that is and I’m not happy about it.
</blockquote>
Nees was asked to respond to Chitembwe’s critical comments following the Warriors’ 1-0 victory over Namibia in an Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier played at the Orlando Stadium in South Africa on Thursday. In response, Nees said:
<blockquote>
This is an example of what football pressure do to people and what people do to football.
In some countries I have worked before, the coach’s career would be finished forever.
We as coaches should accept that we are public figures, and we can’t talk whatever we want about other people in public.
I think he was under pressure and that’s the life of a football coach.
I’m not angry with him but people should think twice about what they say.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

The coach of the national soccer team in Zimbabwe, Michael Nees, responded to criticism from another coach, Lloyd Chitembwe. Chitembwe called Nees a clown after Nees wouldn't let a player, Godknows Murwira, play for CAPS United. Chitembwe was upset because other teams were allowed to play their national team players. Nees said coaches should be careful about what they say in public and not speak without thinking. Nees thinks Chitembwe was under pressure when he made the comments. Coaches need to remember they are public figures and need to be careful with their words.

Think Twice Before You Speak, Nees Responds To Chitembwe

CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe has castigated Warriors coach Michael Nees and the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) after being barred from using his captain, Godknows Murwira, in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match against Dynamos at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
Both Murwira and Dynamos vice-captain Emmanuel Jalai were among the few locally-based players called up by Nees for the upcoming 2025 AFCON qualifiers against Namibia, scheduled for October 10 and 14. 
Neither player participated in the Harare Derby, which CAPS United won 2-1.
In an ironic twist, Dynamos goalkeeper Martin Mapisa, who is also part of the Warriors squad, was permitted to play in the match.
Chitembwe criticised the inconsistency, pointing out that players from around the world who were called up for international duty were allowed to compete for their clubs on Sunday. Said Chitembwe (via <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/chitembwe-blasts-nees-zifa/">The Herald</a>):
<blockquote>
I don’t mind what people think of what I say but I’m extremely disappointed with what happened with Godknows.
He is our important player he is our captain and for that matter, we need him in important matches.
This game was important for us but if some clown somewhere thinks he can make decisions on behalf of a team that I coach, it’s very unfortunate.
Look (Cameroon goalkeeper) Andre Onana; they are also participating in the same competition that Zimbabwe are participating but he played today (yesterday) for his club (Manchester United against Aston Villa).
Khama Billiat played yesterday (on Saturday). Jordan Zemura played; they all played. But someone thinks he wants to change the way we think and this is not the first time our national team has participated in these competitions.
What irks me most is the fact that, when coach Jairos Tapera was in charge, the PSL refused to release the players and they had the right to do that because it was within the rules.
People now tend to listen to an expat coach more than they listen to a fellow Africans. We don’t need those things in our football.
We don’t want someone who comes in and thinks he is a big elephant in the room.
What is more embarrassing is the fact that they went on to threaten players, that if you don’t listen to this call up then we will not consider you for future assignments. What is that?
This is clowning and people are grandstanding and it’s just unfortunate.
</blockquote>
Warriors vice-captain Marshall Munetsi played for his French Ligue 1 side, Stade de Reims, and scored on Sunday.
Meanwhile, Jordan Zemura was key to Udinese’s 1-0 victory over Lecce in Serie A on Saturday, also finding the back of the net.
In local action, Khama Billiat scored for Yadah Stars on Saturday, while Walter Musona also featured for Simba Bhora in their match on the same day.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

The CAPS United coach is angry because his captain, Godknows Murwira, couldn't play in their game against Dynamos due to national team duties. Other players were allowed to play for their clubs. The coach thinks it's unfair. The players who did play for their clubs did well, scoring goals. The coach believes foreign coaches are getting more respect than African coaches. He doesn't like how players are being threatened if they don't go for national team duty. The coach is upset and wants his players to be able to play for their club teams in important matches.

Chitembwe Slams Nees, ZIFA Over Murwira's Unavailability For Harare Derby

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has summoned CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe and Chicken Inn Coach, Joseph Antipas to appear before its Disciplinary Committee for alleged breaches of the PSL rules and regulations.
Both coaches recently criticised match officials, and now they must account for their statements to the PSL, potentially facing sanctions.
Chitembwe said referees have turned the premiership into a “comic show” after Ralph Kawondera’s late equaliser against FC Platinum at Mandava Stadium was ruled out for offside.
Antipas on the other hand, castigated match officials and also described the PSL as a comic show, after the Gamecocks lost to Manica Diamonds at Sakubva Stadium.
A statement issued by PSL Media and Liason Officer Kudzai Bare on Wednesday on the summoning of the two coaches to a Disciplinary Hearing reads:
<blockquote>
The Premier Soccer League has summoned Caps United FC Coach, Lloyd Chitembwe and Chicken Inn FC Coach, Joseph Antipas to appear before the PSL Disciplinary Committee for alleged breaches of the PSL rules and regulations.
The summoning of the two coaches comes in response to statements they made which are deemed to bring the league into disrepute. Such actions are in direct violation of the PSL rules and regulations.
In terms of order 31.2.16 of the PSL Rules and Regulations, it is an act of misconduct on the part of a club official who:
Commits any act or makes any statement, either orally or in writing, or has been responsible for conduct which is considered ungentlemanly, insulting or improper behaviour, or likely to bring the game, sponsors, any member, the League or ZIFA into disrepute.
Lloyd Chitembwe is scheduled to appear before the Disciplinary Committee on Tuesday 23 April 2024 while Joseph Antipas’ disciplinary hearing is on Thursday 25 April 2024.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

PSL Summons Chitembwe, Antipas To Appear Before Disciplinary Committee

CAPS United has issued a statement refuting reports of Lloyd Chitembwe’s resignation as coach. The club expressed concern over the fake news circulating and confirmed that Chitembwe is still in charge. Said the club in a statement:
<blockquote>
CAPS United has noted with great concern the fake news that is circulating about our Coach Lloyd Chitembwe.
The club would like to categorically state that the coach is still at the helm and any developments to the contrary will be communicated through the official channels.
</blockquote>
The fake letter stated that CAPS United had announced that Coach Lloyd Chitembwe had resigned from the club, effective immediately. Read the letter:
<blockquote>
The Executive at CAPS UNITED F.C. would like to announce that Coach LLOYD CHITEMBWE has tendered his resignation from the club, effective immediately. This was received with sadness, as Coach CHITEMBWE has played a great role so far. That being said, The Team will respect his decision.
Meanwhile, assistant coach TOSTAO KWASHI will guide this ship while we figure out a way forward in relation to the post of Head Coach.
More details will follow. 
</blockquote>
The fake letter followed Chitembwe’s recent comments expressing dissatisfaction with the club’s management and considering leaving after a defeat to Bulawayo Chiefs. Speaking after CAPS United lost 2-1 to Bulawayo Chiefs on Saturday, Chitembwe said:
<blockquote>
You know I have been in football for a while particularly at Caps, both as a player and a coach. There are certain team dynamics that really need to be managed for the team to achieve greatness. In this case it’s very disappointing when some people are putting effort, but other people are bringing negative energy.
I’ve done enough but if it’s not good enough there’s no point to continue.
If the club is to go forward it needs someone else.
It’s premature to make a decision but it’s something I’m really, really considering.
</blockquote>
CAPS United made a strong start to the season, but recent results have been less impressive:
<ul>
<li>CAPS United 2-0 Manica Diamonds</li>
<li>Ngezi 0-0 CAPS United</li>
<li>CAPS United 1-0 Kariba</li>
<li>Black Rhinos 0-2 CAPS United</li>
<li>CAPS United 1-1 FC Platinum</li>
<li>Chicken Inn 0-0 CAPS United</li>
<li>CAPS United 0-2 Dynamos</li>
<li>Yadah 0-1 CAPS United</li>
<li>CAPS United 0-0 Hwange</li>
<li>CAPS United 1-1 Simba Bhora</li>
<li>Cranborne Bullets 2-1 CAPS United</li>
<li>CAPS United 1-2 Highlanders</li>
<li>Bulawayo Chiefs 2-1 CAPS United</li>
</ul>
<h3><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">More Pindula News</a></h3>

CAPS United Denies Chitembwe Resignation Reports

CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe says he regrets his decision to send money via EcoCash to a woman in his neighbourhood after this created problems between her and her husband of 10 years.
Chitembwe reportedly sent $1 600 through mobile money service, EcoCash, to Tracy Nyamurowa of Chitungwiza Unit A, where he stays.
Nyamurowa’s husband, Derek Chima, saw the transaction and reacted by divorcing his wife despite the couple having two children.
Chitembwe said the money was meant for sausages that had been bought by his relative. He said:
<blockquote>
I am totally disappointed by what is being said pertaining to this matter.
They are fabricating the story to suit what they want in an effort to tarnish my image.
I know the woman since we live in the same hood and nothing else.
The truth is that one of my relatives is a friend to the woman and, one of these days, my relative asked me to send money to her (Nyamurowa’s) EcoCash number.
I was not aware whose EcoCash number it was and that is how the issue started.
This has affected me a lot and I know the people fabricating this story.
</blockquote>
Nyamurowa told H-Metro that she never dated Chitembwe yet her husband’s relatives are accusing her of cheating. She said:
<blockquote>
I have moved out of my house over accusations that I am dating Lloyd Chitembwe.
I never dated Chitembwe as alleged. My husband saw an Ecocash message on my mobile phone of $1 600 sent by Chitembwe.
Chitembwe has a relative who sells sausages so the relative was the one who requested that the money be sent to my account. That money has caused all this.
My husband’s relatives accused me of cheating, that transaction has contributed to wrecking my marriage.
One of my haters has posted my photograph, attached to that of Chitembwe, with a message that I was caught red-handed, which is false.
I need counselling. I have been emotionally affected by this.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/marriage-collapse-sucks-in-chitembwe/">H-Metro</a></h4>

Sausages, EcoCash Transaction Suck Chitembwe Into Marriage Collapse

The Warriors’ dismal performances at the ongoing African Nations Championship (CHAN) have partly been attributed to a lack of respect shown towards head coach Zdravko Logarušić by his assistants, Lloyd Chitembwe and Tonderai Ndiraya.
A Warriors player who was part of the squad which played Algeria in back to back Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers last November, told Soccer24 that Chitembwe is the biggest culprit as he openly criticises Loga in his presence, taking advantage of the Croatian’s inability to understand Shona. The unnamed player said:
<blockquote>I don’t know if sabotage is the word but the assistant coaches do not respect Loga and that obviously results in players not respecting him too.
Lodza (Chitembwe) in particular, is not a fan of Loga. He criticizes his methods every time and even once whispered that he is not good enough to coach the national team.
Chitembwe takes advantage of Loga’s inability to understand Shona and condemns him even his presence, he just doesn’t believe the Croatian is the right man for the job.</blockquote>
The Warriors player, who spoke to Soccer24 on condition of anonymity, claimed that there are divisions within the squad caused by Chitembwe as he tends to ostracise individuals he thinks are good enough. He added:
<blockquote>Ask some other players if what I’m saying isn’t true, the regrettable divisions among the players are traceable back to Lodza.
He believes some of the players selected by Loga are not good enough to be called and he is hostile to them while very pleasant to the ones he prefers. It’s a big problem.</blockquote>
The Warriors returned from Cameroon with their tails between their legs after losing all their three Group A matches to Cameroon (1-0), Burkina Faso (3-1) and Mali (1-0).
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2021/02/05/exclusive-warriors-star-blasts-lodza-accuses-him-sabotaging-logarusic-divisions-in-the-team/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Soccer24</a></h4>

Warriors Player Accuses Chitembwe Of Undermining Logarušić

Warriors assistant coach Lloyd Chitembwe said the decision to include Ovidy Karuru in the 24-man provisional Warriors squad for the back-to-back Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Algeria was a no-brainer as the forward has proved over time that he is good enough for the team.
The selection of Karuru, who is currently without a club, and the exclusion of Orlando Pirates’ Terrence Dzukamanja raised a few eyebrows but Chitembwe told a press conference in Harare on Sunday that Karuru was a key player in the Warriors’ last two competitive fixtures. Said Chitembwe:
<blockquote>The whole idea on Ovidy is that we are trying to come up with a team that is good enough to give us what we can expect, a team that is good enough to represent the country.
I think all these years, Ovidy has played an important part within the set-up and one thing which is undisputed is that he is a quality player.
He proved against Botswana when we played them at the National Sports Stadium. He equally proved this when we played away to Zambia.
The point here is that he is unattached, he is neither here nor there, the South African league is still in its infancy and they have just played two games.
I am sure he deserves a chance, let’s give the coach a chance to assess the player’s fitness. I am sure he has the intelligence to play and give us what we want.</blockquote>
Karuru is currently unattached after he parted ways with South Africa’s DStv premiership side Stellenbosch.
Meanwhile, Dzukamanja started Pirates’ the 3-0 MTN semi-final victory over Kaizer Chiefs on Saturday, setting up the first goal with a sublime cross into the box.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/11/loga-defends-karuru-call-up/">NewsDay</a></h4>

'Long-serving' Karuru Deserved Warriors Call-up - Chitembwe

The National Sports Stadium has been declared unavailable for soccer matches this weekend as it is reserved for independence celebrations on the 18th of April.
Consequently, some of the Premier Soccer League matches which were scheduled for the weekend have been rescheduled.
The Caps United and Chapungu match has been indefinitely postponed as a result.
The Caps United coach, Lloyd Chitembwe confirmed the development adding that it is saddening considering the adverse impact the break can have on the team. Chitembwe said:
<blockquote>To some extent it’s very disappointing. We are coming from a very long break since November-December thereabout and then it took us about nine weeks to prepare for the Manica Diamonds game.
And, again, we have been given another break, rather by default.
But, all the same, the effect is not very important, it’s just disappointing that we had the momentum and at the same time I feel the confidence levels are very high and you would want to play games in that kind of a situation.
We have started very well. We are happy with the progress. The team looks good and I am sure there are chances we can keep on improving and we are looking forward to the season.</blockquote>
Other affected matches include the Mushowani Stars vs FC Platinum match and the Black Rhinos vs Bulawayo Chiefs match.
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