Doves tourney reaches quarter-finals

FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME . . . Zifa Harare Province vice-chairman Robert Tembo (left) and Doves Holdings general manager (sales and marketing) Albert Mawungwe chat at the launch of the Doves football tournament for the provincial lower division teams in Harare
FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME . . . Zifa Harare Province vice-chairman Robert Tembo (left) and Doves Holdings general manager (sales and marketing) Albert Mawungwe chat at the launch of the Doves football tournament for the provincial lower division teams in Harare

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
ALL is now set for the quarter-finals of the Doves Harare Province Division Two and Three matches at Danny Bismark next weekend.
The quarter-finals will see Budiriro taking on University and Borrowdale Hatcliffe dating Botafago on Saturday.
Kuwadzana will face Ghetto Pirates in the afternoon while Seedco play Cargo Carriers on Sunday.

The event, which was launched last month, has since progressed and has now reached the quarter-final stages.

Harare Province vice-chairman, Robert Tembo, said they were happy with the progress made so far in the inaugural edition of the tourney.

“We are very happy with the progress so far and we are confident that the quarter-finals will be very competitive, considering the quality of the teams that have been eliminated.

“The matches were incident-free and we are hopeful that the teams will continue with that attitude until the finals.

“We are very grateful to Doves who have committed themselves to sponsoring the whole tournament.”

The Zifa Harare Metropolitan province made history by becoming the first league, outside the Premiership and Division One, to secure a fully-funded knock-out tournament.

“We also promote junior policy in our leagues, encouraging teams to use young players because we believe that our leagues are developmental,” said Tembo.

“Our sponsors are also help with that thrust as they also believe in the development of junior footballers.

“Our partnership has also enabled our members to have peace of mind because, before this partnership, they used to run into all sorts of problems when death struck.”

 

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