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Dynamos head coach Lloyd “Mablanyo” Chigowe said that his team is not focused on derailing FC Platinum’s Premier Soccer League (PSL) title ambitions when the two sides meet at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
Currently, FC Platinum sits with 54 points, six behind log leaders Simba Bhora, as the season approaches its final four rounds.
Simba Bhora will host CAPS United on Saturday, and if they were to lose while FC Platinum secures a victory, the gap at the top would narrow to just three points.
Dynamos, having fallen out of the championship race long ago, find themselves 19 points behind the leaders.
With only 41 points from 29 matches, they currently sit ninth in the standings as they head into their last five games of the season. Said Chigowe:
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We are not going to spoil anyone’s party, but we also have to party ourselves. We go in there as Dynamos, a brand that needs to come to the party.
These are the kind of games in which we should show our qualities. We are not under any pressure, we know FC Platinum want it desperately.
When you are desperate sometimes you are forced to make some mistakes, but when you play your normal game without pressure there’s an added advantage.
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In the reverse fixture, FC Platinum secured a 1-0 victory over Dynamos at Mandava, thanks to a 61st-minute goal from Wilfred Muvirimi.
Looking ahead, if Simba Bhora defeats CAPS United and FC Platinum loses to Dynamos, the gap between the two teams will widen to nine points as they enter the final three matches of the season.
This scenario would put Simba Bhora in a strong position to clinch their first PSL title, as they would need to lose all three remaining matches for FC Platinum to have a chance, while FC Platinum would need to win all their games.
Currently, FC Platinum holds a slight edge in goal difference, leading Simba Bhora by two goals.
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Dynamos coach Mablanyo said they won't spoil FC Platinum's chance to win. FC Platinum is 6 points behind Simba Bhora in the league. Dynamos are far behind in points. Mablanyo said they will play well but not under pressure. If FC Platinum loses to Dynamos, Simba Bhora will be 9 points ahead. This could help Simba Bhora win the title. It's an important match for both teams. These are the main points in the news about the upcoming soccer game.

Dynamos Not Out To Spoil FC Platinum's Title Charge, Says Mablanyo

Dynamos caretaker coach Lloyd “Mablanyo” Chigowe does not expect an easy win when DeMbare hosts Yadah in a rescheduled Chibuku Super Cup quarter-finals match at Rufaro Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.
Dynamos enters the Harare derby after suffering two consecutive league defeats against rival teams CAPS United and Chicken Inn.
The match was originally scheduled for last month but was postponed due to Dynamos’ commitments in the CAF Confederations Cup against Botswana’s Orapa United. Said Chigowe:
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It’s a local derby, and it’s going to be tricky, Yadah are on a row but we are determined to make sure we retain some decency in this league.
It’s a critical encounter especially for us because we need to win as we eye to go back to the African Safari.
But obvious it’s not going to be easy because Yadah are also on a roll.
</blockquote>
Dynamos are the defending champions of the Chibuku Super Cup, having won the 2023 edition under former coach Genesis Mangombe, who is now with Scottland in the Northern Region Division One League.
The winner of the match between Dynamos and Yadah will join Simba Bhora, Manica Diamonds, and Ngezi Platinum Stars in the semi-finals.
The champion of the Chibuku Super Cup will automatically qualify to represent Zimbabwe in the 2025-26 CAF Confederations Cup season.
Meanwhile, Yadah coach Thomas Ruzive on Tuesday said that the club will assess star player Khama Billiat, to see if he will be able to play against the Glamour Boys.
Billiat was in the Warriors squad that played back-to-back 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Namibia in South Africa.
He scored the winning goal in the first match, helping the Warriors secure a 1-0 victory.
However, he was unable to complete the return leg on Monday, which Zimbabwe won 3-1. Concerns arose about his condition after he took an awkward fall in the second half.
Billiat and the rest of the local contingent from the Warriors were expected to return home late yesterday afternoon.
Dynamos are also expected to welcome back vice-captain Emmanuel Jalai and goalkeeper Martin Mapisa, who have returned from national team duty.
Unlike Billiat, Jalai and Mapisa remained on the Warriors’ substitute bench and did not see any action in either match.
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Dynamos coach Mablanyo thinks their match against Yadah will be tricky. They lost two games before this match. The game was delayed because of other commitments. Both teams are doing well now, so it won't be easy. The winner will go to the semi-finals. The champions will play in the CAF Confederations Cup. Yadah's star player might not play because of an injury. Dynamos will have two players back from national team duty. It will be a tough game for both teams.

Mablanyo Braces For "Tricky" Tie Against Yadah

Dynamos coach Lloyd “Mablanyo” Chigowe expressed disappointment over the lack of CAF-approved stadiums in Zimbabwe following the club’s elimination from this season’s Confederation Cup by Orapa United.
DeMbare lost 3-1 on penalties to the Botswana side in the second leg of their first-round encounter, played at Obedi Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown on Sunday.
The tie concluded with a 1-1 aggregate score after Orapa United won the return fixture 1-0, overturning Dynamos’ 1-0 advantage from the first leg, which was also held at the same venue last week.
After the match, where Ivan Kamberipa scored the only goal for Orapa in the 78th minute, Chigowe said that if Dynamos had been able to host their home game in Zimbabwe instead of Botswana, the outcome might have been different. He said:
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We had the chances to kill off this contest, we had a penalty and we failed to score. Just like in the first match we had a glut of chances that we failed to take advantage of.
So at the end of the day we have ourselves to blame. But also we played both matches away from home. That’s a big disadvantage.
We played in the lion’s den twice and we lost. If we had played one of the matches at home I am sure the outcome would have been different.
It will be difficult to lift the boys after this, but that’s our job we will go back and talk to them so that we can challenge in other competitions.
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Dynamos had several opportunities during the match, including a missed first-half penalty by Kevin Moyo. Emmanuel Paga also had a goal disallowed earlier in the game for offside.
In the penalty shootout, only Temptation Chiwunga successfully converted his attempt, while Valentine Kadonzvo, Eli Ilunga, and Nomore Chinyerere all failed to score. As a result, Dynamos ultimately lost 3-1 on penalties.
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Dynamos coach Mablanyo was sad because they lost a big game because they had to play both matches away from home in Botswana. They lost on penalties because they missed chances to score goals. If they played one match at home in Zimbabwe, they think they could have won. The coach said they will try to do better in other games. They missed a penalty and had a goal disallowed in the game. They lost 3-1 on penalties in the end.

Home Games Away Contributed To Dynamos' CAF Cup Elimination, Says Mablanyo

Dynamos coach Lloyd “Mablanyo” Chigowe is concerned about potential player burnout due to fixture congestion, as Dynamos remains the only local club competing in three different tournaments.
The Glamour Boys are striving to end the season strongly while defending their Chibuku Super Cup title, which they won in 2023, and aiming to advance to the group stage of the 2024/25 CAF Confederation Cup.
Dynamos recently resumed domestic competition with a 1-0 victory over Chegutu Pirates at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League.
While most local teams are observing the international break this week, Dynamos will face ZPC Kariba in a rescheduled Chibuku Super Cup match on Wednesday, September 4.
They are also scheduled to play another fixture on September 11, just four days before their away clash with Orapa United of Botswana in the CAF Confederation Cup second round.
The fixture backlog is expected to grow further, as their upcoming league matches against Ngezi Platinum Stars and Chicken Inn have been postponed.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/dembare-raise-red-flag-on-fixtures/">The Herald</a> Chigowe said ZIFA and the PSL should take Dynamos’ situation into account as the club navigates the challenges of competing in multiple tournaments. He said:
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Success invites a lot of pressure. The fact that we are still in the Confederation Cup means we have piled up fixtures going forward but we will try to work as scientifically as possible in terms of recovery management.
We have another game here at Rufaro on Wednesday (tomorrow); another humdinger because ZPC Kariba will be motivated to play Dynamos.
But we have to go over it. Hopefully, the mother body (ZIFA) and the PSL will look into the fixture congestion.
Dynamos are representing the nation and at times they must relax a little bit on some of the rules and allow us recovery time, especially the fact that we are asked to play (in Gweru) on September 11 when we have a (Confederation Cup) fixture on September 15.
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Chigowe said they are not underestimating Orapa United given that the Botswana club qualified for the second-round courtesy of a 3-1 win over Foresters of Seychelles. Said Chigowe:
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These boys are very solid in terms of defending their goal. They are a team that is prepared to work very hard, and I think all things being equal we will not underestimate Orapa United.
They are there on merit. They have qualified, so we will not take them lightly and we will give everything to make sure Zimbabwe is represented in the mini-league, and that will improve the ranking of our club sides in Africa.
If we do not get into the group stage, then all the effort that we have put in would have gone to waste.
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Chigowe anticipates a difficult finish in the domestic competitions where the Glamour Boys are seventh in the league table, 16 points adrift of log leaders Simba Bhora going into the last 10 games. He said:
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Everybody is motivated to play against Dynamos. So, we are looking forward to 10 gruelling league matches until the end of the season.
A team that has been losing even by wide margins will always feel motivated to play against Dynamos, and worse than we are playing higher in the Confederation Cup it has become a marker. So, we are a marked team. We expect much more of that.
</blockquote>
Ngezi Platinum Stars, who were recently eliminated from the CAF Champions League after a penalty shootout defeat to AS Maniema of the DRC, will host Bulawayo Chiefs in a rescheduled Chibuku Super Cup First Round match. The match will be played at Baobab Stadium on Thursday.
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The coach of Dynamos, Lloyd "Mablanyo" Chigowe, is worried that his players might get too tired from playing too many games. Dynamos is playing in three different tournaments and has a lot of matches coming up. They recently won a game against Chegutu Pirates, but have more matches scheduled. Chigowe hopes that the football authorities will understand their situation and give them enough time to rest. He also knows that they have tough opponents coming up and need to play well. Other teams are also playing important matches, like Ngezi Platinum Stars and Bulawayo Chiefs. It's a busy time for all the teams!

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