MWOS derail Harare City

Takudzwa Chitsiga-Sports Reporter

MWOS derailed Harare City’s championship challenge when they held them to a 1-1 draw in a ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League match at Ngoni Stadium on Saturday. 

Harare City are now on third position and trail log leaders Black Mambas by eight points with seven games still to be played. 

Chegutu Pirates moved into second place after they got the better of Karoi United 3-0 at Pfupajena. 

Dzinza, as Chegutu Pirates are affectionately known, are now seven points behind “Warumwa Warumwa” who managed maximum points by beating PAM 1-0 at Muriel Mine. 

Shamva Mine’s relegation worriers were further compounded when they were beaten 1-0 by Trojan Stars while Chinhoyi Stars got maximum points through a 1-0 win over ZRP Harare.

Northern Region Results

Herentals U-20 1, Come Again 0; MWOS 1, Harare City 1; Golden Eagles 1, Ngezi Under19 1; Banket United 3, Concession United 0; Chinhoyi Stars 1, ZRP Harare 0; Chegutu Pirates 3, Karoi United 0; Commando Bullets 0, Omnia 1; PAM 0, Black Mambas 1, Trojan Stars 1, Shamva Mine 0.

Northern Region Log

P W D L F A Pts

Black Mambas 29 18 9 2 32 7 63

Chegutu Pirates 29 15 11 3 26 8 56

Harare City 29 15 10 4 32 14 55

Herentals U-20 29 14 8 7 28 15 50

MWOS 29 12 13 4 39 17 49

Golden Eagles 29 13 10 6 36 21 49

Trojan Stars 29 13 9 7 34 19 48

Banket United 29 10 10 9 25 22 40

N/Platinum U-19 29 10 7 12 23 20 37

Karoi United 29 9 9 11 23 32 36

PAM FC 29 8 11 10 21 28 35

Come Again 29 8 10 11 24 27 34

C/Bullets 29 7 11 11 20 24 32

Chinhoyi Stars 29 9 5 15 20 30 32

Omnia 29 8 8 13 26 37 32

Shamva Mine 29 7 8 14 28 28 29

ZRP Harare 29 2 13 14 19 34 19

Concession United 29 0 4 25 9 80 4

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