Zvasiya turns hero for Chiefs

Zvasiya, in only his second match for AmaKhosi, scored from outside the box late in the second half of the clash at FNB Stadium.
Stars goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene failed to read the bounce of the ball and it hit the back of the net to give Chiefs victory in a game which Steve Komphela’s side should have wrapped up in the first half.
AmaKhosi are also home to Thomas Sweswe — whose solitary strike last week earned the club a precious three points — Zhaimu Jambo, Tinashe Nengomasha and Willard Katsande, who all played 90 minutes in the game.

Former Caps United striker Nyasha Mushekwi seems to have rediscovered the form that endeared him with the Mamelodi Sundowns fans, scoring one of the three goals as his side shocked then log leaders SuperSport United in a top of the table clash.
The match ended 3-1 to give the former champions three points and propel them to the summit of the table with 28 points, the same number of points as SuperSport United but with a superior goal aggregate.

Warriors captain Method Mwanjali was left on the bench for the third time in succession while Esrom Nyandoro came in as a second-half substitute.
Imposing former Caps United shot-stopper and 2003 Soccer Star of the Year, Energy Murambadoro was guarding the posts in Wits University’s 2-1 win over struggling Black Leopards.
An eighth minute goal from George Maluleka for Ajax Cape Town was enough to secure a 1-0 victory over Golden Arrows in their Premiership match at King Zwelithini Stadium in Umlazi, outside Durban, on Saturday.

The only goal came early in the game, and the visitors wasted several chances to add to their lead against a home team missing key players Collins Mbesuma and Robyn Johannes through injury.
Warriors star midfielder Khama Billiat was in the starting line-up as usual while Tafadzwa Rusike was introduced for Lebogang Mnyama in the 73rd minute.
To cap a fine weekend for Zimbabwean players in the South African league, former Highlanders goalkeeper Tapuwa Kapini was in goals as his side, AmaZulu, beat Santos 2-1. Former Gunners player, Carlington

Nyadombo enjoyed a full match.

In Belgium, former Bosso left back, Vusa Nyoni, who plays for Germinal Beerschot in the Jupiler League, was substituted in the 71st minute as his side was having a torrid time against lowly Westerlo which used to be home to Cephas Chimedza.
Beerschot were eventually clobbered 3-1.

Warriors’ free-scoring sensation Knowledge Musona came in the 60th minute, replacing Ryan Babel from the Netherlands and helped his team secure a vital 1-1 result against Hertha Berlin.
The match was volatile, with a total of five yellow cards and two red cards.