Same Old Story As Zimbabwe Gets Knocked Out Of African Cup Of Nations
History has repeated itself as Zimbabwe Warriors were booted out of the African Cup Of nations at the National Sports Stadium on Sunday.
The Warriors were held to a 2-2 draw by Tanzania.
In the away game in Dar as Salam Zimbabwe lost 1-0 to Tanzania.
Captain Nadir Haroub and Thomas Ulimwengu scored for Tanzania.
The Warriors misfired and missed several scoring chances.
Zimbabwe`s goals came from Danny Phiri as early as the third minute and the second goal from Willard Katsande.
At the end of the game disappointed Zimbabwe fans pelted the Warriors with missiles.
Warriors coach Ian Gorowa did not hide his disappointment and needed time to allow the events of the day sink in before making his comments.
Teams
Zimbawe – G. Chigova, H. Zvirekwi, M. Ncube, P. Jaure, E. Chipeta, D.
Phiri (P. Manhanga, 89th minute), W. Katsande, D. Mukamba (K. Musharu,
68th minute), O. Karuru, C. Malajila (T. Ndoro, 46th minute), E.
Sadomba
Tanzania – D. Munish, S. Kapombe, O. Joshua, N. Haroub, K. Yondan, H.
Chanongo, S. Msuva (S. Moradi, 77th minute), T. Ulimwengu, M.
Kazimoto, A. Kiemba (F. Domayo, 63rd minute), J. Bocco
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