The Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League title seems to be a one team affair after Harare giants Dynamos once again clinched the title for the fourth consecutive time.
Dynamos clinched their title in similar style as last season, which saw the log leaders losing their last match. Dynamos beat How Mine 2-0 at the National Sports Stadium, while ZPC Kariba were handed a 2-3 defeat at the hands of bitter Dynamos rivals Caps United.
The league champions opened the scoring in the 14th minute through Russell Madamombe and the goal was greeted with massive cheer as just before that news had already filtered into the stadium that ZPC Kariba were losing to Caps United.
Dynamos, sensing the title was up for grabs, dominated play but were guilty of squandering a number of chances. Ageing captain Murape Murape sealed things for the Harare giants when he scored just before the final whistle.
Dynamos clinched their title in similar style as last season, which saw the log leaders losing their last match. Dynamos beat How Mine 2-0 at the National Sports Stadium, while ZPC Kariba were handed a 2-3 defeat at the hands of bitter Dynamos rivals Caps United.
The league champions opened the scoring in the 14th minute through Russell Madamombe and the goal was greeted with massive cheer as just before that news had already filtered into the stadium that ZPC Kariba were losing to Caps United.
Dynamos, sensing the title was up for grabs, dominated play but were guilty of squandering a number of chances. Ageing captain Murape Murape sealed things for the Harare giants when he scored just before the final whistle.
The win, coupled by ZPC’s defeat saw the four times defending champions finish the season with 57 points, a point above second placed ZPC Kariba.
The win saw head coach Callisto Pasuwa become the only coach in Zimbabwean history to win four consecutive league titles.
The win saw head coach Callisto Pasuwa become the only coach in Zimbabwean history to win four consecutive league titles.
By: Farai Diza
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