Newly appointed Zimbabwe National Soccer team coach Zdravko Logarusic has named a 28-man provisional squad for the 2020 African Nations Championship (CHAN) finals set for 4 – 25 April in Cameroon. The Warriors who will play back to back Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers this month
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has condemned the use of the country’s stadiums after the continental body said they do not meet international standards. In a statement Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) Communications Manager Xolisani Gwesela said CAF has barred the use of local stadiums for
Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League has announced the date and stadium venue for this year’s edition of the Castle Challenge Cup. The Challenge Cup will see reigning League champions FC Platinum lock horns with Chibuku Super Cup holders Highlanders. The two teams will battle it out at Barbourfileds
The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) it is dismayed at the falsehoods propagated by Ezra Sibanda regarding the Under 17 girls camp in Bulawayo
Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has been with immediate effect suspended from southern Africa’s soccer governing body, COSAFA for failure to fulfill payment of annual subscriptions, 263Chat can report. In a letter directed to ZIFA secretary general Joseph Mamutse, dated 20 January 2020, COSAFA secretary general Sue
The Zimbabwe Football Association, ZIFA front and his de facto President were arrested and dragged to court after both sent former President of ZIFA and COSAFA supremo, Philip Chiyangwa threatening messages
Zimbabwe senior men's football team coach, Sunday Chidzambwa has resigned from his role with immediate effect ending weeks of speculation about his future. Chidzambwa led the Warriors to arguably their worst AFCON finals after losing two and drawing one game in Egypt. After the finals, fans called
The Zimbabwe Football Association's (ZIFA) appearance before the COSAFA Disciplinary Board has been moved from 4 April 2019 to 11 April 2019, after Felton Kamambo, who is out of the country, requested for more time, 263Chat has learnt.
Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry has fired warning shots at the current Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) president Phillip Chiyangwa who is desperately tailoring a one-man race for the football governing body elections slated for early December. Posting on her Twitter account yesterday,
Following the announcement on gate fee changes to the critical match tonight between Zimbabwe Warriors and Leopards of Democratic Republic of Congo at National Sports Stadium, football lovers have expressed mixed feelings on the astounding move by Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA). ZIFA has pegged five dollars
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