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It means that the two league matches between the two teams have now produced 12 goals, inside two weeks, after Tripple B won the contest at home 4-2.
Buffaloes opened the floodgates just two minutes into the match when hattrick hero Jacob Muzokomba tapped home in a goalmouth melee.
Two minutes later, Muzokomba headed home a beauty off Simbarashe Nyauzima’s cross, to complete his brace.
To their credit, Tripple B continued to fight and they were rewarded when Harare referee, Pedzisayi Chadya, pointed to the spot after Buffaloes goalkeeper Blessing Mandimutsira hacked down a goal-bound Lloyd Chiwaridzo.
Up stepped Aleck Marime who made no mistake.
But with Wonder Sithole impressive all afternoon, and at the heart of the best moves by the home side, Buffaloes were always in control and the former Dynamos man restored their two-goal lead in the 33rd minute.
Having combined well with former How Mine striker Steven “Dealer” Sibanda, Sithole pressured the visitors to concede a free-kick and the midfielder took responsibility and fired the ball home with aplomb.
Buffaloes’ Admire “Yaya” Dzumbunu, who was used as an attacking left winger in yesterday’s match, punished the Tripple B defence for sleeping on duty in the 68th minute when his long range effort, from about 30 metres out, found its target.
Muzokomba then completed his hattrick in the 77th minute, tapping past the ‘keeper on the second attempt after his initial effort had been punched back into play.
Buffaloes coach Timothy “Sicho” Masachi , who has now seen his side score eight goals in two league matches at Sakubva after they scored three against Dynamos, praised his charges.
“They beat us 4-2 when we went to Beitbridge a fortnight ago and we were really geared to humiliate them this time around. I am also happy that my players did exactly what we told them from the onset,’ said Masachi.
Online Reporter