NEW: Lindiwe Magwede bounces back into Mighty Warriors fold

Online Reporter

HERENTALS QUEENS goalkeeper Lindiwe Magwede has bounced back into the Mighty Warriors fold.

The lanky goalkeeper, who conceded only five goals in 25 league games for the champions last year, was overlooked for the Cosafa tournament in November.

She has, however, been recalled for the crucial Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Angola next month.

Mighty Warriors coach Sithethelelwe “Kwinji 15” Sibanda included the former Cyclone Queens shot-stopper in her expanded provisional squad that will go into camp on Sunday.

Magwede headlines the four-member goalkeeping list, which also has Precious Mudyiwa of Black Rhinos, Vanessa Lunga of Chapungu and Maningi’s Sasha Machona.

FC Platinum Royals defender Nokhulhanya “Chicken” Ndlovu has also been named in the squad after missing out last time.

Qualifiers provisional squad

Goalkeepers

Vanessa Lunga (Chapungu Queens)

Lindiwe Magwede (Herentals Queens)

Precious Mudyiwa (Black Rhinos Queens)

Sasha Machona (Maningi YSA)

Defenders

Sheila Antonio (Chapungu Queens)

Egness Tumbare (Correctional Queens)

Nobukhosi Ncube (Chapungu Queens)

Alice Moyo (Herentals Queens)

Nokukhanya Ndlovu (FC Platinum Royals)

Fortunate Ngocho (Black Mambas Queens)

Purity Mugayi (Black Rhinos Queens)

Midfielders

Daisy Kaitano (Black Rhinos Queens)

Emmaculate Msipa (Ramat Hasharon WFC, Israel)

Shyline Dambamuromo (Herentals Queens)

Danai Bhobho (Young Africans, Tanzania)

Mavis Chirandu (Black Rhinos Queens)

Christabel Katona (Black Rhinos Queens)

Ennert Chemhere (FC Platinum Royals)

Morelife Nyagumbo (Faithdrive Academy)

Nadia Semba (Correctional Queens)

Natasha Ndowa (Chapungu Queens)

Patience Ndlovu (Highlanders Royals)

Forwards

Ethel Chinyerere (Chapungu Queens)

Rutendo Makore (Black Rhinos Queens FC)

Yolanda Kanyai (Darwin Olympic Sporting Club, Australia)

Ruvimbo Mucherera (Maccabi Hadera WFC, Israel)

Maud Mafuruse (Herentals Queens)

Mitchel John (Harare City Queens)

Anita Ncube (Faithdrive Academy)

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