Munhumutapa Challenge Cup RO16 separates Premiership teams

Moffat Mungazi
Sports Reporter
PREMIERSHIP teams were spared from facing each other in the ZIFA Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Round of 16 after the draw for the competition held in Harare this morning produced only two fixtures pitting top-flight teams.
The draw decided opponents for the men, women and Futsal teams in the country’s richest knockout tournament.
Each category will see eight matches being played during the weekend of August 28 to August 30 at various venues countrywide.
Manica Diamonds were handed a relatively tough assignment when they were drawn away against CAPS United, while the other all-top-flight contest will see Ngezi Platinum Stars face Herentals.
Sports and Recreation Commission director general Allen Mavhunga conducted the draw in the men’s category while ZIFA secretary general Yvonne Manwa took charge of the women’s category.

ZIFA Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Round of 16
Men’s fixtures:
CAPS United vs Manica Diamonds
Ngezi Platinum Stars vs Herentals
⁠FC Platinum vs Black Rock
Chilli FC vs Bulawayo Chiefs
⁠Jordan FC vs Hardrock FC
FC Hunters vs Hwange
Triangle vs Blanket Mine
Scottland vs MWOS Under-19

Women fixtures:
Las Palmas vs Herentals Under-19
Hardrock Queens vs Black Mamba’s Queens
⁠Scottland Queens vs Herentals Queens
⁠Kwekwe vs Harare City Queens
⁠Maningi Queens vs Faith Drive Academy
Chegutu Community Queens vs Black Rhinos Queens
⁠FC Platinum Royals vs Correctional Queens
⁠Chapungu Queens vs Mpopoma Sports Academy

FUTSAL:
Sunshine Stars vs Kilworth Academy
Inkunzi Emnyama vs FC Millennium
⁠GD5 vs Shibobo
TNS vs Nedbank
Patricon vs Amabhubesi Juniors
⁠South Wanders vs Mitchet Stars
Amabhubesi vs Sobukazi Sports Academy
GoBoyz vs 16 Views

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