More drama in Central League

The Rutendo-based outfit was in no show arguing they won the initial match 4-2 and there was no way they would spend twice for the same match.
Chapungu had successfully challenged the use of Troy Mazivisa who carried a suspension after accruing three yellow cards but under football rules FC Glow Petroleum should have been docked three points for using “an illegal or ineligible” player.

This is almost the same offence that Hardbody were charged and docked 42 points for using Tatenda Chingarah.
In an identical scenario during the season, Zimalloys challenged Tongogara’s use of suspended Melody Wafawanaka but their case was trashed into the dust bins, adding to the confusion.

The Zifa Central region office was non-committal in commenting on the issue.
In another rescheduled match, Zimalloys beat TM Eagles 2-1 at Torwood Stadium in a match both teams had to share the costs.

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