Chicken Inn thrash Rangers

yesterday.
Thabani Goredema opened the floodgates for Chicken Inn with a left-foot volley, which hit the roof of the net in the fourth minute after getting to the end of an Evans Chikwaikwai long throw-in.
Thomas Chimenya scored a brace in the game and he got his first goal in the eighth minute and completed his double two minutes later after round­ing Blue Rangers’ goalkeeper Pedzisai Gumiremhete.
Chimenya has scored three goals in two matches as he was on target when Chicken Inn held FC Platinum to a 1-1 draw last weekend.
Former Njube Sundowns defender Brian Mbiriri made it four in the 14th minute with a powerful grounder in the box. Gumiremhete should shoul­der the blame for Chicken Inn’s fourth goal as he unnecessarily went for a ball with an open footed lunge at Chik­waikwai but the striker evaded the tackle.
Referee Nkosana Nduna rightfully cautioned the goalkeeper and Chicken Inn got an indirect freekick inside the penalty box which Mbiriri converted after being set up by Kudakwashe Mahachi.
Mahachi, the national Under-20 star made it five for the hosts when he connected with a Moses Jackson pass after an ill-conceived off-side trap.
Blue Rangers who controlled the better part of the game but failed to utilise their dominance got their con­solation goal from substitute Talent Munetsi who beat Chicken Inn’s goal­keeper Liberty Chirava with a grounder from the edge of the box.
Adam Ndlovu, the Chicken Inn gaffer blasted his boys for sitting back after getting four goals.
“I would have been happy had we scored eight or more goals because we had an opportunity to bury those guys.”