Pressure mounts on Kaindu

How Mine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (1) 1

Border Strikers . . . . . . . . . . ( 1) 1

BORDER STRIKERS forward Kudzanai Kwashi scored what could be the fastest goal of the season when he found the target after just 30 seconds into a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League clash at Luveve yesterday.

Inconsistent How Mine then replied on the stroke of half time through former Monomotapa and Triangle defender Praise Tonha.

That was after a period of incessant pressure by Kevin Kaindu’s men during which the exciting Eddie Nkulungo came close on two occasions.

He hit the side netting with a very powerful shot after 20 minutes before he headed over a fine cross from Morris Kadzola 10 minutes later.

However, pressure continued to mount on Kaindu who now has delivered just a single win in the last 10 rounds of action.

Overally How Mine, who were touted as one of the league favorites in pre-season, have won only four times in 16 rounds of action.

Border Strikers, whose only two wins in the season came in Beitbridge against Tsholotsho and How Mine, remain static at the bottom of the log with seven points.

They are five behind 15th placed Mutare City Rovers who also played out a draw against Chapungu yesterday and look destined for an immediate return to the lower league.

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