DStv, Rhinos share spoils

following a good exchange of passes between Brian Muzondiwa and the impressive Ndabazinhle Ndlovu who set up Meleka for the goal.
DStv looked on course for a victory until the 78th minute when Chiunga rose to plant a powerful header off a Wilson Chakanyuka cross that gave DStv ‘keeper Fungai Burira no chance.
Black Rhinos coach Nesbert “Yabo’’ Saruchera said, “I am happy with the result, we used two defensive mid­fielders and we put another experi­enced midfielder and we were in total control in the mid­field.”
DStv Rangers coach Shame Nemasango refused to throw in the towel in the title race and argued that they had chances of piping Rhinos for the championship.
“It was a good game, first half it was 50-50 and in the first 20 minutes of the second half we were on top of the situation and we scored,” said Nemasango. The result means Black Rhinos remain on top with 49 points from 21 matches while DStv  are unchanged in second with 42 points.

Results:
Power Master 1, Scotia 1; AYSA 1, Banket 2; Twalumba 5, Blue Jets 0; Mwana Africa 1, Jumbo Giants 1; Eif­fel Flats 0, ZPC Kariba 0; JMC Acad­emy 0, Skylink 2.

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