adminTriangle tomorrow. Mangwiro, one of the most underrated coaches in the Premiership, was left jolted when Shabanie Mine beat the Green Machine 3-2 in a lively league match at Gwanzura last weekend. “We had our last training session today (yesterday) and the preparations were okay for us,” said Mangwiro.
“At least we have been boosted by the return of Hardlife Zvirekwi and Ronald Pfumbidzai, but we will still be missing Rahman Kutsanzira because of an injury.”
CAPS United are in seventh place on the log and seven points adrift of leaders Highlanders and FC Platinum, who are on 19 points while their opponents Triangle occupy the 11th slot.
Before the defeat to Shabanie, CAPS had lost 1-0 to Chicken Inn at Luveve.
“We are also very worried by the lack of consistency. I think we need to start winning matches regularly,” said Mangwiro.
“But it’s not going to be easy when we go to Triangle this weekend.
“Gibbo is not an easy venue but I think we have our fans there who would be rallying behind us,” said Mangwiro.
“On the other hand I think playing far away from home will take some pressure off the players and allow them to concentrate unlike when at home and the fans are very demanding. My appeal to our fans is to be patient as we try to rebuild the team,” he said.
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