Miracle Boys upset CAPS United

📅 Published: August 18, 2025

Curated by AllZimNews.com

Yadah started with intent, Evans Rusike firing a warning shot over the bar in the 13th minute.

Makepekepe’s day turned sour soon after when Bernard Chipanera limped off injured in the 18th minute, Nyasha Chintuli stepping in but heading wide with his first chance.

The breakthrough came in the 27th minute, Muchaneka’s thunderous free kick leaving goalkeeper Harmony Nare motionless.

King Nadolo almost doubled the lead nine minutes later, his strike crashing against the crossbar.

Chikumba, introduced just before the break for the injured Francis Mustafa, squandered an early second half chance but made amends in the 57th minute.

Nadolo’s clever assist gave him a simple finish that put Yadah firmly in control.

CAPS rallied late, Junior Bunjira setting up Mabiala to pull one back in added time, but the striker skied a golden chance moments later.

The final whistle confirmed Yadah’s triumph and CAPS’ frustrations.

Coach Takaendesa Jongwe hailed his side’s resolve. “This time of the season, we can’t run away from the fact that we’re in the relegation dogfight.

Maximum points, no matter how they come, are very important.

We are happy for the three points we got, and I give congratulations to the team. ”He praised his players’ intensity and focus. “In the second-half, CAPS came at us.

Unfortunate for us, and unfortunate for them, but we managed.

The boys’ concentration was on point, and at the end of the day, we scraped through with maximum confidence.

Every win brings some relief.

Today’s result gives you some peaceful sleep for a night.