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IT’S not a flood and neither is it a stream.
Maybe, somewhere in between but there is no escaping the REALITY that the Castle Lager Premiership is back.
Suddenly, it’s becoming very fashionable for fans to come to watch the domestic top-flight league matches.
It still isn’t offering the yesteryear quality seen in players like Moses Chunga and Peter Ndlovu but it’s not as bad as in the previous years when it was deserted by the fans.
Farai Rejoice Mutibvu took his boys to the National Sports Stadium on Sunday and even chose to post the moment on his Facebook page.
“With my boys at the NSS to watch CAPS United vs ZPC Kariba,” he wrote.
“Felt good being back at the stadium to watch soccer.
“Well done to our team CAPS United for winning today’s match.”
Even yesteryear legends like Duncan Ellison, one of the finest local goalkeepers of all-time, are now trooping back to watch the domestic Premiership.
He was at the giant stadium on Sunday watching his beloved Green Machine.
Highlanders reported that 11 046 fans paid to watch their league match against champions FC Platinum at Barbourfields.
Some analysts believe there were more fans in the stadium than what those figures represent.
Online Reporter