ZIFA confirms Kadewere, Chirewa injuries

Online Reporter

ZIFA has confirmed that Warriors forwards Tino Kadewere and Tawanda Chirewa will not be part of the back-to-back 2025 AFCON qualifying matches against Namibia this week due to injuries.
France-based Kadewere, who missed the first two matches of the campaign against Kenya and Cameroon last month, is out with a calf injury.

ZIFA also reaffirmed the Zimpapers Sports Hub story that Chirewa, who is on loan to Derby County in England, has a thigh injury and will not be coming for the two matches.

Defender Munashe Garananga of FC Copenhagen is also doubtful because of an ankle injury. But ZIFA has called up Polokwane City forward Douglas Mapfumo to beef up the strike force.

The Warriors will face Namibia at Orlando Stadium on Thursday before returning to the same venue on Monday for the return fixture, which they will be technically the home team.

 

Goalkeepers:

Washington Arubi (Marumo Gallants), Marley Tavaziva (Brentford), Martin Mapisa (Dynamos)

Defenders:
Divine Lunga (Mamelodi Sundowns), Gerald Takwara (Al Minaa SC), Brendan Galloway (Plymouth Argyle), Godknows Murwira (CAPS United), Emmanuel Jalai (Dynamos), Teenage Hadebe (FC Cincinnati), Jordan Zemura (Udinese)

Midfielders:

Marvelous Nakamba (Luton Town), Marshall Munetsi (Stade de Reims), Andy Rinomhota (Cardiff City), Brian Banda (FC Platinum), Richard Hachiro (Ngezi Platinum)

Forwards:
Khama Billiat (Yadah FC), Prince Dube (Young Africans), Terrence Dzvukamanja (Supersport United), Tawanda Maswanhise (Motherwell), Daniel Msendami (Marumo Gallants), Walter Musona (Simba Bhora), Douglas Mapfumo (Polokwane City).

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