qualifiers against Mozambique this Saturday.
The Mufakose Queens gaffer has stuck with the team, which thrashed Young Mambas 4-0 at Rufaro last week.
He has only dropped midfielder Barbara Soko and Mighty Warriors striker Rufaro Machingura who was red carded in the reverse tie.
Machingura, who scored two goals as the Young Mighty Warriors ran riot against their neighbours, will be sidelined for the next two games.
And, if Zimbabwe progress to the next round, she will miss the first leg tie against Nigeria.
Rutendo Madongorere and Rumbidzai Soko have been roped into the team for the reverse clash.
The team is leaving no stone unturned as they battle for a World Cup final place.
They have roped in fitness trainer Gerald Maguranyanga to work with the players to try and boost their fitness levels.
Everything has been going on well for women’s football and there is a strong feeling in camp the Young Mighty Warriors could mount a sustained challenge for the World Cup finals in Japan in August.
Zimbabwe, if they wrap up the series in Maputo, face a tall order in Falconets of Nigeria who lost 0-2 to Germany in the finals of the 2010 World Cup edition.
Squad
Portia Mukucha, Edith Timire, Rhodah Jongondi, Eunice Chibanda, Faith Chasi, Maggie Moyo, Mavis Chirandu, Nomsa Bizecki, Rutendo Madongorere, Tafadzwa Tsungura, Elizabeth Chaparangana, Nyasha Munemo, Rumbidzai Gora, Rudo Neshamba, Danai Bhobho, Rutendo Makore, Kudzanayi Chiparausha, Emmaculate Msipa.



