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From Walter Mswazie in Triangle
Triangle……………………………………………………….(1) 2
Harare City…………………………………………………..(0) 2AN injury time goal from striker Misheck Mburayi helped Triangle to snatch a draw from the supercharged Harare City in a Castle Lager Premiership match played at Gibbo Stadium yesterday.
The Lowveld team started the match well with the pint sized Pasca Manhanga playing the game of his life. The home side forced three corner kicks in the first four minutes which were however not utilised.
In the fifth minute striker Tawanda Muyendi’s header missed goal by a few inches. The header was from a Manhanga corner kick.
Harare City’s first real chance came in the 10th minute with the hard running former Dynamos player Martin Vengesai dazzling past a cluster of his opposition markers on the left flank before laying the ball in the box for Nathan Ziwini who shot wide.
Triangle midfielder Pasca Manhanga thrust the home side into the lead in the 37th minute with a well taken shot after connecting Lameck Nhamo pass.
After the breather the visitors who were affected by the soaring heat begun to find their stride playing their beautiful brand of football that have stunned many this season.
But Triangle were the first to probe their opponents which saw them awarded a corner kick in the 53rd minute and Norman Togara almost scored from the resultant kick heading wide a Manhanga corner.
It was James Jam who restored parity in the 68th minute with a well struck low shot in the box to beat out of all sorts Brighton Chipula in goal for Triangle.
Silas Songani justified his inclusion in the national team after hammering home from a freekick just outside his opponents’ box to send the few travelling Sunshine Boys fans in the 79th minute into a frenzy.
Online Reporter