WEEKEND SPORTS SUMMARY

Kusile Madlela Sports ReporterSoccer
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League
Saturday: Triangle 4-0 Caps United; Hwange 0-0 Buffaloes; Dynamos 1-0 Flame Lily; Highlanders 0-1 Chapungu; Whawha 0-2 Tsholotsho.

Sunday: ZPC Kariba 1-1 Dongo Sawmill; How Mine 0-0 Harare City; FC Platimun 1-3 Chicken Inn.

English Premier League
Saturday: Burnley 0-1 Arsenal; Southampton 2-0 Hull City; Sunderland 1-4 Crystal Palace; Swansea 1-1 Everton; Tottenham 0-1 Aston Villa; West Brom Albion 2-3 Leicester City; West Ham United 1-1 Stoke City.
Sunday: Queens Park Rangers 0-1 Chelsea; Manchester United 4-2 Manchester City.

Spanish La Liga
Saturday: Real Madrid 3-0 Eibar; Malaga 2-2 Atletico de Madrid; Sevilla 2-2 Barcelona; Celta de Vigo 6-1 Rayo Vallecano; Almeria 3-0 Granada CF.
Sunday: Getafe 1-1 Villarreal; Espanyol 1-0 Athletico Club; Real Sociedad 2-2 Deportivo de la Coruna; Cordoba 0-2 Elche.

Bundesliga
Saturday: Borussia Monchengladbach 3-1 Borussia Dortmund; FC Bayern Munchen 3-0 Eintracht Frankfurt; FC Schalke 04 0-0 VfL Wolfsburg; SC Padernborn 07 2-1 FC Augsburg.
Sunday: VfB Stuttgart 3-2 SV Werder Bremen; FC Koln 3-2 TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.

Athletics
Matopos 33 Miler race
33-Miler Men: 1. Lyon Muchena (ZPCS, 3 hrs 13 mins 59 sec); 2. Andrew Chimbudzikai (ZNA, 3 hrs 14 mins 14 sec); 3. Leonard Koki (ZNA, 3hrs 16 34 sec); 4. Point Chaza (ZPCS, 3hrs 19mins 02 sec); 5. Peter Tumbure (3hrs 19mins 11sec); 6. Peter Mavhura (Lobels, 3hrs 22mins 31sec); 7. Kudakwashe Kanduna (Zimpost, 3 hrs 23 mins 39 sec); 8. Allan Magwere (3 hrs 24 mins 24 sec); 9. Nicholas Mugomeri (3 hrs 26 mins 17 sec); 10. Liberty Malwaba (3 hrs 27 mins 26 sec)
Women: 1. Lizzie Chokore (3 hrs 52 mins 22 sec); 2. Monica Kativhu (4 hrs 31 mins 29 sec); 3. Samukeliso Moyo (4 hrs 40 mins 35 sec).
Half Marathon (21.1km) Men: 1. Jacob Mugomeri (1 hr 06 mins 32 sec); 2. Kelvin Pangiso (1 hr 06 mins 14 sec); 3. Elijah Mabhunu (1 hr 06 mins 35 sec); 4. George Majaji (1 hr 06 mins 44 sec); 5. Tendai Zimuto (1 hr 07 mins 02 sec)

Women: 1. Olivia Chitate (1 hr 20 mins 25 sec); 2. Constance Nyasango (1 hr 20 mins 40 sec); 3. Faith Nyasango (1 hr 22 mins 08 sec); 4. Tabitha Tsatsa (1 hr 22 mins 47 sec); 5. Patience Murowe (1 hr 23 mins 17 sec).

Relays 33-Miler Men: ZRP Support unit (2 hrs 49 mins 03 sec); 2. Blanket Mine (2 hrs 58 mins 55 sec); 3. Black Rhinos (3 hrs 01 mins 24 sec).
Women: Black Rhinos (3hrs 20mins 14sec)

Boxing
LEEDS: Josh Warrington won the WBC international featherweight title when he beat Filipino Dennis Tubieron by 119-109 on two cards and 119-110. Tubieron fell to 19-4-2, with 8 knockouts.

In a Welterweight bout Tyrone Nurse beat Liam Taylor over ten rounds, improving to 31-2-6. Taylor fell to 11-1;4.
BUENOS AIRES: Victor Ramirez defeated Ola Afolabi over ten rounds in a bout for the IBF interim cruiseweight title, taking his record to 22-2, with 17 wins inside the distance. A strong finish enabled him to win 115-111 on two cards and 116-111 on the third.

TOKYO: Suguru Muranaka forfeited his Japanese flyweight title when he came in overweight for a defence against Takuma Hayashi but he won the ten-round fight 96-94, 96-94 and 97-93.

Golf
Zim Open: 1. D.Burmester (272) 2. A.Da Silva (273) 3. E. Van Rooyen (277) 4. J.Ritchie (277) 5. J.Blaauw (278) 6. U.van den Berg (279) 6. A.Curlewis (279) 8. N.Schietekat (280) 8. C.Basson (280) 10. J.Kruger (281)

Cricket
Indian Premier League (T20)
Saturday: Kolkhata Knight Riders v Royal Challengers Bangalore (Bangalore won by three wickets), Chenai Super Kings v Sunrise Hyderbad (Chenai won by 45 runs).
Sunday-Mumbai lndians v Kings XI Punjab (Punjab won by 18 runs), Dehli Daredevils v Rajasthan Royals (Rajasthan won by three wickets).

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