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Veronica Gwaze-Zimpapers Sports Hub
WOUNDED MWOS have shifted focus to the Chibuku Super Cup.
Defeat in the Premiership to Scottland, which virtually ended their hopes to win the league title, is something they have consigned into the past.
Lloyd Mutasa’s men take on Triangle at Ngoni in the Chibuku Super Cup semi-finals on Saturday. They will face either Dynamos or Highlanders in the final.
“Getting this far in the league for us is a bonus but this one is lost and we shift our attention to the cup,” said Mutasa.
“But all the same, we will play for the badge and for pride in the remaining league games as we start building for next season.
“We want to fight for the Chibuku Cup and to appease our employer and the fans, they always come in numbers supporting us so we have to give them something to smile about.”
If MWOS win the cup, they will become the second team to win the silverware in their debut PSL season after Ngezi Platinum Stars in 2016.
“At this late stage most teams do not have anything to fight for and I am happy that we are still in the race,” said Mutasa.
“The feeling is great you know, as a coach and as a player, if such scenarios come, you always say if we have got the chance, then why can’t we?
“In the league, we tried, we pushed but we have to accept that this one has gone past us and we have to invest all our effort in the Chibuku.”
