adminOnce again, the Warriors’ marksman watched all the agony from the terraces as international stars, Arjen Robben and Mario Gomez went on a rampage, scoring a brace and a hattrick respectively while Frank Ribery and Toni Kroos came up with a goal apiece.
To further humiliate Hoffenheim, their only goal came courtesy of a Luiz Gustavo own goal in the 85th minute.
“Very, very, very bad performance,” that is what the former Kaizer Chiefs and Aces Academy player wrote on his social network account.
While Musona was writhing in agony, Warriors’ right back and former Highlanders roving defender, Noel Kaseke’s Cypriot side, Omonia Nicosia, were running wild, ruthlessly beating home side, Nea Salamis 4-1 to move to within a point of leaders AEL with just two games before the season comes to an end.
Kaseke though, did not play in this match due to a minor injury.
Another Zimbabwean player in Cyprus, Eddie Mashinya, who plays for Ethnikos Achan, was an un used substitute as his team beat visiting ALK 2-0 to all but ensure themselves of another dance in the top-flight league.
Mashinya is another player who has been continuously left out of the senior national side despite a regular appearance for his club.
He is also not tainted by the Asiagate scam.
US Boulogne, playing in the French Ligue Two, home to Ovidy Karuru, put up a spirited performance against sixth-placed Sedan to draw 1-1 but still remained in the relegation zone and will need to put up a Houdini act, if they want to survive the dreaded chop.
In the Ekstraklasa league, the top Polish league, Legia Warszawa, home to Dick Choto, continued with their zeal to reclaim the league title with a 1-0 win over Podbeskidzie to maintain their three points lead with just nine games to wrap up the season.
Former Warriors’ skipper Benjani Mwaruwari was on the terraces as his struggling England Championship side Portsmouth went down 0-2 to Brighton and Hove Albion to remain rooted at the bottom of the log table and staring relegation in the face.
It was to be the same misery for recalled Warriors left back Onisimo Bhasera, who made club history when he scored after just eleven seconds last week.
This week though, Bhasera and company could not reproduce that magic touch, falling 1-0 to Rotherham United.
Denmark based Quincy Antipas, who plays for Sonderjyski in the Superliga, also had a miserable weekend, going down 2-0 to Kobenhaven.
The former Motor Action player was taken out in the 70th minute.
In Russia, Musa Mguni, who plays for Terek Groznyi, is still nursing an injury he picked up while on national duty in Burundi but his side was still good enough to
prevail 3-1 over Krasnodar in the relegation group.
The Russian league ended sometime ago but the 2011-12 season is a transitional season, as it will stretch over 18 months instead of the conventional 12.
The unusual length of the season is the result of the decision to adapt the playing year to an autumn-spring rhythm similar to most of the other Uefa leagues.
Online Reporter