The two players were officially advised that their services were no longer required at the club’s training session yesterday.
Tsipa and Sengu were fingered as leaders of a rebellion at the club this week when senior players refused to train on Tuesday in protest over unpaid salaries and rentals.
Although no CAPS United officials were available for comment last night, The Herald can reveal that Tsipa and Sengu received letters advising them that their contracts had been terminated.
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