Happiness has been cut short for football fans in the city of Gweru after the Premier Soccer League (PSL) decided to ban Bata Stadium with only one match played to give time for its completion.
Bata Stadium is the home ground to Sheasham FC and the Midlands province-based team used it when playing the match against log leaders Highlanders FC last week. The match ended as a nil-all draw.
“This serves to advise that in the interest of all football stakeholders, Bata Stadium will not be hosting Castle Lager Premier Soccer League matches to allow completion of the construction work that is currently taking place at the stadium.
We applaud Sheasham FC for embarking on such a massive project which will help change the Zimbabwean football landscape.”
In a statement, Kudzai Bare PSL Communications and Media Liaison Officer.
In other news – Sir Wicknell Chivayo buys 11 cars for his church leaders and gives all members USD100 – VIDEO
Wicknell Chivhayo continues to make headlines , he reportedly purchased 11 cars for the church elders of Johanne Masowe. This act of generosity has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising Chivhayo for his philanthropy, while others have criticized him for his show of wealth and his motives behind the donation.
Johanne Masowe is a popular religious movement in Zimbabwe, known for its focus on prayer, healing, and deliverance. The church has a large following, and its elders are held in high regard by its members.Learn More
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