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DYNAMOS celebrated title number 20 yesterday after beating and relegating Black Mambas from the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League, following a 2-0 win .
DYNAMOS celebrated title number 20 yesterday after beating and relegating Black Mambas from the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League, following a 2-0 win at Rufaro Stadium.
This is their third title in a row, a third for coach Kalisto Pasuwa and a third won on the trot on goal difference.
Here is the match in pictures:Jubilant Dynamos players lift the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League trophy at Rufaro Stadium, Harare, yesterday. All pictures: Hilary Maradzika
Football fans brave the rains as they watch the title decider between Dynamos and Black Mambas at Rufaro Stadium.Dynamos player Simba Sithole strikes and scores his second goal.Simba Sithole celebrates after scoring his second goal.Dynamos players celebrate their goal.Hat-trick Man…Kallisto Pasuwa is congratulated by Premier Soccer League sponsors Delta Beverages’ marketing manager Patricia Murambinda and the PSL chairman Twine Phiri after winning the league title 3 years in a row.Dynamos coach poses for a picture with the Castle Lager Premier League trophy.
Meanwhile . . .
Bosso second, again
Highlanders . . . . (2) 3
Shabanie Mine . . . (1) 1
HIGHLANDERS have themselves to blame for failing to clinch the 2013 Castle Lager Premier Soccer league title as they squandered close to 15 clear chances against Shabanie Mine in an exciting match at Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday.
The Bulawayo giants surrendered the title to Dynamos once again as the Glamour Boys grabbed the championship for a record third successive time with the two teams tied on 54 points.
Here is the match in pictures: A banner displayed at Barbourfields Stadium during the premier league match between Highlanders and Shabanie Mine in Bulawayo on Sunday. All pictures: Resta Nyamwanza
Highlanders players pray before the match against Shabane mine. Leading in prayer is striker Ozias Zibande.Highlanders linkman Bruce Kangwa clears the ball away from Shabane Mine’s Caleb Masotsha.Highlanders head coach Kelvin Kaindu celebrates his team first goal.Highlanders fans celebrates their victoy against Shabane Mine.Highlanders’ gloomy bench soon after losing this year’s premier league trophy.
