French based Warriors midfielder Marshall Munetsi marks a return to the national team after he was named in a 23-member squad that is set to play in the Unity Cup set to take place from 26 to 31 May at The Valley in London. The four-team
Football governing body, Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has suspended Warriors defender and vice captain Teenage Hadebe for breaching the national team’s camp code of conduct. The statement, confirms that the player was found in violation of team rules and has been handed a one-match suspension. As
Warriors midfielder Andy Rinomhota has withdrawn from the national team camp after requesting permission to attend to an urgent family matter, the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has confirmed. In a statement, Zifa said the decision was reached following discussions between the player, the technical team and
By Elishamai A. Ziumbwa Warriors coach Marian Marinica has rubbished reports of divisions within the Warriors camp insisting the squad is fully focused and united as preparations intensify for upcoming international fixtures. Speaking in an interview, Marinica said he intentionally keeps away from media speculation to shield
Zimbabwe’s World Cup qualifier against South Africa will now be played at Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium after the Botswana venue originally designated for the clash became unavailable. The match scheduled for 10 October had initially been set for Francistown’s Obed Itani Chilume Stadium. But Botswana’s football authorities
By Takudzwa Madondo In the early 1990s, Zimbabwe’s “Dream Team” captured the nation’s imagination. Guided by German coach Reinhard Fabisch and fronted by stars such as Bruce Grobbelaar, Peter Ndlovu, and the late Mercedes “Rambo” Sibanda the side came within touching distance of the 1994 FIFA World
Warriors striker Tino Kadewere is reported to have disrupted the Warriors’ World Cup training session in Johannesburg on Monday after angrily confronting journalist Yvonne Mangunda in front of teammates and officials. The incident occurred at Orlando Stadium during coach Michael Nees’ final preparations for Tuesday’s qualifier
Sheffield Wednesday and Zimbabwe Warriors midfielder Sean Fusire has apologised to fans and officials after withdrawing from the national team’s latest camp, insisting his decision was driven by logistical concerns rather than any fallout with the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA). The 20-year-old, who was included in
In a tournament dominated by European giants, Zimbabwe international Divine Lunga has emerged as a standout performer, earning a coveted spot in the Sofascore FIFA Club World Cup Team of the Week. The 28-year-old Mamelodi Sundowns left back delivered a stellar performance in his side’s impressive
FC Platinum's mentor, Norman Mapeza, is set to lead the Warriors in the Four-Nations tournament scheduled to take place in Malawi from March 18 to 26. The tournament will see Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, and the host nation, Malawi, locking horns. The event, strategically positioned within the FIFA
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