adminwhen former Gunners team manager Wellington Mupandare and the new Chando Kupisa chairman Stanely Makombe exchanged blows.
By that time, Gunners were already trailing to the miners and sinking deeper into relegation.
The fight between Mupandare and Makombe did not help matters for the hosts and the two shameless administrators were later restrained and kept under police guard until the end of the match. It’s however, looking gloomy for FC Platinum with seven games to go before they complete their programme and goals by Donald Ngoma, Benjamin Marere and Michelle Katsvairo compounded the home team’s team’s woes.
Gunners were felt hard done by their own goalkeeper Prosper Chigumba who looked suspicious the whole afternoon as he failed to deal with long range balls pumped at him by FC Platinum strikers. Platinum may not have been at their best on the day as Gunners enjoyed more possession but they returned to Zvishavane satisfied with the three points having lost 0-2 at home to CAPS United last weekend.
The visitors settled early and they got rewarded in the fourth minute when Ngoma found the target from a rebound after Gunners’ keeper Chigumba punched Katsvairo’s shot back into play.
leeroy
Online Reporter