Smallbray sport

Tinashe “Lele” Karorozi of CP Chemicals shown love by a friend after the game. Pure support and real friendship — all the way from Hatcliffe just to watch his guy play. One love

CP Chemicals complete a comeback victory to beat Highrange 2-1 after trailing by a goal. A strong response from the hosts secures the first win for newly appointed gaffer Masimba “Zhole” Mutame just two days into the job.

A grudge match with history behind it — last season in Division 2, CP Chemicals denied Highrange promotion to Division 1, and once again Highrange fall short against the same opponents.

Highrange started well but failed to hold onto the lead as pressure and discipline issues shifted the game away from them.

Avelion FC books a place in the Munhumutapa Cup Round of 16 after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over ZRP Harare. A narrow win, but enough to keep the cup dream alive.

Cup football leaves no room for second chances — every stage gets tougher and more interesting from here. All eyes now on the Round of 16.

MCM Estates April Player of the Month, Brandon Jeremani of Harare City, received his $350 cash prize at Ellis Robins.

The match ended goalless, but his performance showed exactly why he earned the award. A different touch this time — the sponsor handed him the cash directly in hand, showing real commitment to supporting football.

Ellis Robins ends in a stalemate⚽️!
Golden Eagles and Harare City share the spoils after a goalless battle, with both sides creating chances but failing to find the breakthrough. Eagles used all five subs in search of a winner, while Harare City showed why they’re a team to watch this season.

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Who’s your favorite player from Cranborne Bullets 👀⚽?

Take a closer look at the men who started against CP Chemicals — who really stood out, and overall who’s your pick? 🔥

Who’s your favorite player from CP Chemicals 👀⚽?

Take a closer look at the men who started against Cranborne Bullets — discipline, grit, and a comeback mentality 💪

Mupfumisi ‘💰’ truly lived up to his name!
Cranborne Bullets’ number 33 showed real “wealth” on the pitch — explosive pace, sharp control, and confidence on the ball. Even in defeat against CP Chemicals, his performance stood out as top class.

Mhofu + Tint = Goal⚽!
He made his mark with a powerful header that found the back of the net, connecting perfectly from a well-placed corner against CP Chemicals.