The 2023 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season is proving to be a disappointment for many Caps United supporters, as the team falls short of expectations despite having a roster filled with experienced players. In the previous season, the blame was squarely placed on the club's
Caps United Head Coach Lloyd Chitembwe has rallied his players currently participating the 2023 pre-season training saying they need to physically and mentally ready for the new season expected to kick-off in March. Caps United began their 2023 season preparation on 16 January at RBZ Sports
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League pacesetters Caps United will come face to face with defending champions FC Platinum in a make or break tie for both teams at the giant National Sports stadium tomorrow. The match, the last of the 2019 soccer season, will also be
Caps United Football Club will this weekend take their fight for Premier Soccer League glory to Zimbabwe second largest city for a date against high flying Bulawayo giants, Highlanders in what promises to be a tricky encounter for both teams who will be looking for
After losing to Ngezi Platinum on Sunday, Chitembwe says his back four has not been consistant, a move he attributes to him still trying to work on his combinations.
The Caps united head coach, Lloyd Chitembwe has proven to be the right gaffer for Makepekepe after managing to keep his team in good shape off and on the pitch in the first 10 games of the 2018 premier league season. His team, made up of
This season's Harare derby pitting Dynamos and Caps United could prove to be a difficult episode for the Mutasa family. For Lloyd Mutasa, the Dynamos coach, this is a must win match as it comes with city bragging rights. He will also be hoping to put past
Caps United, Champions in 2016 played to a nil all draw with 2017 Champions, FC Platinum at the National Sports this afternoon in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match, where both teams missed a lot of opportunities to collect maximum points.
The former Dynamos, Highlanders and Yadah FC striker, Rodrick Mutuma is training with the Harare giants Caps United raising speculation that he could be on his way for a second date with the green army. Mutuma joined Caps United in 2015 before leaving midway through the
Dynamos used the first installment of the Harare derby to introduce its team of youngsters, which did not disappoint in the highly charged match.
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