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WILLIAM SALIBA has agreed to put pen to paper on a shock new deal at Arsenal. The Frenchman, 24, had been the subject of transfer interest from Real Madrid. There…

Zimbabwe eye T20 salvation

Tinashe Kusema-Zimpapers Sports Hub OVER the last decade or so, Zimbabwe’s cricket has its fair share of dark moments. The forgettable moments are largely due to the Chevrons’ penchant for…

Harare braces for PSL Survival Derby

Eddie Chikamhi-Zimpapers Sports Hub KELVIN KAINDU has witnessed increased intensity from his Dynamos players during training this week. The same kind of passion and commitment has been happening in the…

TelOne seek Yadah redemption

Blessing Malinganiza-Zimpapers Sports Hub TELONE’S campaign for a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League top-four finish has been jolted by a seemingly stubborn home ground curse that has forced them to…

Chisora readies for 50th fight

ZIMBABWE-BORN British heavyweight boxer Derek Chisora has confirmed his farewell fight will take place on December 13 in Manchester. His final bow is due to fall on the same card…

Europe ready for McIlroy taunts

EUROPE’S golfers are ready for world No. 2 Rory McIlroy to become a heckling magnet for raucous United States supporters when the Ryder Cup begins today at Bethpage Black. McIlroy,…

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Fungai Muderere BARBOURFIELDS Stadium turned into a sea of black and white on Sunday as Highlanders stunned the country’s free-spending football giants, Scottland FC, in a Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final…

Luphahla, Moyo return to sacred turf chasing Caf glory

Noel Munzabwa in Eswatini SIMBA Bhora carry Zimbabwean hopes into battle this Sunday at Eswatini’s iconic Somhlolo National Stadium, taking on Nsingizini Hotspurs in a crucial Caf Champions League return…

Simba Bhora touch down in Eswatini

Noel Munzabwa (Jnr) in Eswatini ZIMBABWE’S Simba Bhora have arrived in Eswatini with one mission: to defend a slender 1-0 Caf Champions League lead and keep Zimbabwean pride alive on…

Alcaraz ‘scared’ after hurting ankle at Japan Open

World number one Carlos Alcaraz says he was “scared” after injuring his ankle during his first-round victory at the Japan Open in Tokyo on Thursday. Top seed Alcaraz twisted his…

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