ZRP Hwange thump Brazil

Tobias Mandoreba Hwange Correspondent
THE dark horses in the intriguing Zifa Matabeleland North Division Two league race ZRP Hwange were in no-nonsense mood as they thumped hapless Brazil 11-0 at Sports Pavillion at the weekend.
While Amagagasi and Makomo have made their intentions of clinching the league known in the media, the policemen have been quietly carrying on with business on the field of play by posting some crucial victories to stay very much alive in the marathon.

If the 11-0 demolition of Brazil on Saturday is not good enough a warning to other teams harbouring title ambitions, then nothing will.
Decent Sibanda led the demolition with a hattrick while Denzel Kutadza, Tendai Mathe and Lazarus Mtekesa scored a brace each with Timothy Chuma and Misael Ngoma completing the memorable afternoon with a goal each.

On the same day, table toppers Amagagasi maintained their ruthless form to consolidate their lead at the top with a 5-0 whacking of Kamandama Celtic.

Delight Mpofu scored a brace with the other goals coming from Harrington Kapenyuka, Raymond Gumbo and Antony Sibazinda as second placed Makomo kept up the pressure on Amagagasi with an important home victory over Blackrock at GVZ Stadium.

Lloyd Chimuchenga and Lawrence Khumbula scored before an own goal by Luke Nyathi ensured maximum points for the miners.
Clifford Phiri reduced the arrears for Blackrock from the penalty spot.

Fire FC edged Lwendulu based Iwisa at Madumabisa with the only goal coming from Brian Manyumeka.
On Sunday, army side Motomoto held Corithians to a two all draw in Victoria Falls with fourth placed Victoria Falls Tigers edging Ingagula 1-0 with the solitary goal coming from Quit Ndlovu.

There was an avalanche of goals when Classic Luyando hammered Prison Eagles 6-3.
Naboth Sibanda and Lucky Ndlovu chipped in with a brace each with Jealous Ndlovu and Mordecai Moyo scoring a goal each for Luyando while Prison Eagles got their goals through Bright Nyoni, Brison Munsaka and Evidence Chakasanda.

On Monday Zambezi Lions benefited from Broncos Africa’s failure to travel to the resort town and were awarded the match on a 3-0 scoreline.
Hwange Under-17s’ woes continued when they were edged 2-1 by Baobab Rovers at the Colliery Stadium.

Rovers scored through Trish Moyo and Prosper Mathe while John Ndlovu scored for Hwange Juniors.