Feel them, Dembare are here

and they are doing their business with a beautiful touch, too.
No more boring games for DeMbare and even on an uneven surface at Lafarge on Sunday, the Glamour Boys still played a beautiful game and delighted thousands of their travelling fans.
Captain George Magariro has attributed their recent fine run to a change in attitude by the players who now have this passion to win the championship for their fans.
DeMbare have broken the hearts of their loyal fans over the past three years when they have come second in the championship race, usually collapsing in the countdown to the end of the marathon.
When Dynamos lost 0-1 to Blue Ribbon during round 18 of the fixtures, the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title race appeared to have turned into a three-horse-race between FC Platinum, defending champions Motor Action and Highlanders.
To the DeMbare loyalists, the demons were back and their campaign was once again in tatters.
But since that defeat, Dynamos have now gone on a four-match unbeaten run, with their strong resurgence for the title coming in the three games Callisto Pasuwa has been in charge.
In his first game, Pasuwa beat Shooting Stars 4-1 before DeMbare sailed 2-0 over Shabanie to reclaim a stake as serious contenders for the championship.
However, their biggest test, under Pasuwa, came on Sunday when they broke Gunners’ seven-match unbeaten run under Moses Chunga with a 3-1 win at Lafarge in an explosive high quality game.
The Manressa ground had a record-breaking attendance as both teams dished out a fine brand of football with Denver Mukamba getting a double while Roderick Mutuma added another goal for Dynamos.
Dynamos are now just three points behind leaders Motor Action and FC Platinum and Magariro has praised his troops for their work ethic.
“The attitude has changed greatly among the players,” said Magariro.
“It’s now a very positive attitude after we sat down and talked as a team.
“We emphasised the need to be serious with our game and the players took up the challenge.”
Mukamba, who showed a lot of potential during the early days of the campaign, appears to have struck good form at just the right time.
The Zimbabwe youth international has been the outstanding player for Dynamos in the past two games.
“There is a new element of discipline among the players and we are no longer earning unnecessary cards,” said Magariro.
“Moral is now high in the team and we hope to keep it like that.
“The coming of (Cuthbert) Malajila has created competition for the forwards and even Roderick has managed to improve his game.
“The striking partnership is now one of the best in the league at the moment.”
Dynamos’ campaign is being helped by the pressure on Motor Action and FC Platinum who have dropped a number of points in recent weeks.
The Mighty Bulls drew 0-0 with Zimbabwe Saints in a at White City while matters went out of hand at Luveve on Saturday where FC Platinum midfielder Charles Sibanda was arrested for allegedly assaulting Chicken Inn assistant coach Adam Ndlovu.
Castle Lager Premiership Log
Team PWDLFAGDPts
Motor Action22119227101742
FC Platinum 22126431151642
Dynamos 22116528131539
Highlanders 2210572215735
Chicken Inn2289527151233
Hwange228971817131
Gunners227872321229
Blue Ribbon 2261162827129
CAPS Utd22 84103328528
Monoz 2251342128428
Masvingo 216872129-826
Shabanie 225892036-1623
Black Mambas 2063111931-1221
Shooting Stars2263162037-1721
Zim Saints 2249101728-1120
Kiglon 2138101634-1817