Bosso conclude Beitbridge camp

HIGHLANDERS concluded their week-long camp in Beitbridge with victories over Bishopstone and Dulibadzimu in friendly matches.
They triumphed 8-0 against Bishopstone, with braces from Nigel Banda, Tendai Muvuti and Nqobile Ndlovu, and goals from Never Rauzhi and Gillian Nyathi.
Against Dulibadzimu, Brighton “MaNinja” Ncube scored a brace, to secure a 2-1 win for Bosso.

Captain Ariel Sibanda said the camp provided the team with an opportunity to address mistakes from their opening three games this season.
Bosso who earned four points from one win and a draw, could have performed better had errors not cost them in away matches.

Goalkeeper Raphael Pitisi made mistakes in games against MWOS and GreenFuel, which affected the team’s results.
Sibanda, a senior figure within the squad, emphasised the benefits of the Beitbridge camp where the team bonded and worked hard to improve their weaknesses.

“It was two days of bonding and I think we are bonding well. We are working hard looking forward to the next games. I think this international break is a blessing in disguise as it gave us time to work on our mistakes. We are eager to play the next game (against Scottland), and the spirits in camp are high.

“I would like to thank the executive for facilitating this camp. We have been working very hard,” said Sibanda.
Although Sibanda is yet to feature in matches this season, his vast experience is expected to play a key role in guiding the younger goal minders, who are seen as the future of the team.

Sibanda recently extended his contract for another two years, driven by his ambition to help the club win its long-awaited league title.
His commitment was further recognised when the club honoured him with a Ford Ranger, celebrating his 16 years of service. Highlanders have not won the league title since 2006 and Sibanda believes his experience can be pivotal in guiding the club to success.
— @innocentskizoe.