Online Reporter
Blessing Malinganiza
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HE has been bruised and wounded, but that has not stopped him from pushing the Glamour Boys towards the finishing line.
Shadreck Nyahwa is perhaps one of Dynamos’ unsung heroes.
In the absence of Emmanuel Jalai, in their encounter against Yadah, he had to carry the burden again.
And he never disappoints.
“The time we conceded, we told ourselves to keep on believing and fighting,” he said.
He was referring to their game when Yadah took the lead at the death through Evans Rusike.
Many concluded the game was as good as over. But Dynamos had other ideas as they scored in the same stoppage time through Issaka Mohammed to earn a result.
At 38 points, that crucial point will ensure they go into the last day of action needing just a draw to survive.
“We are now fully focused to do the work against FC Platinum. It’s not going to be easy, but we are hopeful it’s going to work.”
When Nyahwa looks back into the 2025 season, he remembers many tough battles they have had to fight to be where they are now.
If Dynamos go on to survive, this will become one of the best comeback stories of the PSL.
During the club’s most dire period, when goals were a precious commodity, Nyahwa stepped forward.
He broke the team’s scoring drought with a goal in a vital 1-0 victory over Simba Bhora before delivering again to secure a 1-1 draw with Bikita Minerals.
These were not just goals but lifelines.
“It has been a long time since I scored. I am happy, and I dedicate this goal to my unborn child,” Nyahwa said, then.
Bongani Ndlovu