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Chapungu …………………………(1)1
Hwange …………………………….(0)1
CHAPUNGU had themselves to blame for wasting time unnecessarily when the referee added five additional minutes which helped Hwange equalise and force a share of the spoils in a Castle Lager Premiership match at Ascot.
Chapungu had done well to safeguard a slender lead which the hosts had gained through Callisto Maheya in the ninth minute before Evans Rusike equalised deep into stoppage time.
The draw confirmed Chapungu as the league’s draw specialists.
It was their fourth draw this season.
Chapungu started the match the more dominant side and were rewarded when Maheya powered a diving header off a Maxwell Mavhuto cross.
After the goal, there was little goal mouth action.
The second half started on a low note with the hosts content to defend their one goal advantage.
With the hosts heading for victory, Ngonidzashe Murisa was dispossessed by substitute Newman Siyanchali, who fed Rusike.
The Chipangano lanky striker unleashed a scorcher from outside the box to force a share of the spoils.
Teams:
Chapungu: A. Useni, C. Mativenga, H. Mugoniwa, C. Kwaramba, B. Mbavarira, N. Murisa, M. Mavhuto, T. Mwale, R. Mhlanga, C. Maheya, G. Phiri (C. Murisa 79th min)
Hwange: T. Mawaya, P. Dube, G. Zulu, G. Ndlovu, O. Lungu (O Chese 61st min), A. Chuma (F Vimisayi 67th min), E. Rusike, C. Muleya, R. Chinyengetere (N. Siyanchali 78th min) M. Mungadza, M. Mpofu
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