A severely depleted Warriors squad huffed and puffed into Conakry, Guinea yesterday evening less than 24 hours before they date the host in a dead rubber World Cup qualifier in what should go down in history as the most bungled trip by the senior national football team. The Klaus Dieter-Pagels coached side, already out of reckoning for the

Mehluli Sibanda Acting Sports Editor
EVER since 1989, the world’s largest beverage company, Coca-Cola together with its bottling partners in Zimbabwe Delta Beverages and Mutare Bottling Company have played an important part in the growth of Zimbabwean football through their sponsorship of the COPA Coca-Cola, an annual schools soccer tournament for boys and girls. What began

Ngqwele DubeSports Correspondent
IT is prudent for every professional to insure his tools to enable him to work smoothly without any stumbling blocks. While it is easy for a builder or carpenter to replace his tools, it is a different take altogether for sportspeople who use their bodies to achieve their heroic feats. One injury could spell doom for an athlete whose sole reliance is on

Bruce Itai Chimani Sports Reporter
FOOTBALL supporters are probably the most fanatic lot in existence in the world of sport. Their resilience and passion makes them an integral part of the whole package of football. From Old Trafford, to Ellis Park to our very own Barboufields Stadium, fans are always an integral part of the football world. They are the ones that make the electric