Ngezi Platinum Stars shine bright, Highlanders set for Greenfuel showdown!

Fungai Muderere

SIX Week Three Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) matches are lined up for this afternoon at different venues.
Yesterday, highly fancied Scottland FC were edged 1-0 by the 2023 league champions Ngezi Platinum Stars in a match that was played at Rufaro Stadium.

Coming off an emphatic 4-0 triumph over Kwekwe United, the Kelvin Kaindu-coached Highlanders will fight it out with Greenfuel at Greenfuel Arena, while Simba Bhora welcome Herentals to Wadzanayi Stadium.

Rufaro Stadium will be the venue between Dynamos and Hebert Maruwa mentored TelOne.

Chicken Inn will square it off against FC Platinum at Luveve Stadium in a match that could go either way.

The Gamecocks, who are yet to collect maximum points after two rounds of play, have hinted on throwing in some fresh pairs of legs in their quest to get a positive result.

Likely to be thrown into the fray by Gamecocks are young Craig Ndlovu, Arthur Chinda and Brendon Rendo.

MWOS have a date with Yadah Stars FC at Baobab Stadium.

Kwekwe United will play host to Bikita Minerals at Gweru’s Bata Stadium.

On Sunday, Manica Diamonds will face ZPC Kariba at Sakubva Stadium while Triangle United meet CAPS United at Greenfuel Arena.

Today’s Week Three Fixtures
Simba Bhora v Herentals (Wadzanayi), Dynamos v Telone (Rufaro), Chicken Inn v FC Platinum (Luveve), MWOS v Yadah (Baobab), Greenfuel v Highlanders (Greenfuel Arena), Kwekwe United v Bikita Minerals (Bata)
Sunday
Manica Diamonds v ZPC Kariba (Sakubva), Triangle United v CAPS United (Greenfuel)-@FungaiMuderere, [email protected]

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