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Zimbabwe qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) for a sixth time on Friday, securing a spot in next year’s tournament after a 1-1 draw against Kenya in their penultimate Group J qualifier.
Tawanda Maswanhire’s debut goal in the first half was enough to earn the Warriors the crucial point they needed to qualify.
The goal came in the 32nd minute when Khama Billiat released Maswanhire into the box, and the Motherwell forward made no mistake, slotting home with a low shot.
However, Zimbabwe’s lead was short-lived. Just after halftime, Kenya equalised when Zimbabwe’s defence made an uncharacteristic mistake.
Gerald Takwara’s clearance was poor, and goalkeeper Washington Arubi, instead of catching the ball, chose to punch it away, only for Jonah Ayunga to pounce and score from close range in the 52nd minute.
Both teams pushed for a winner, but neither side could find the back of the net. In the end, a draw was all Zimbabwe needed to confirm their qualification for the 2025 AFCON.
With the qualification secured, Zimbabwe’s final Group J match against Cameroon on Tuesday is now academic.
However, coach Michael Nees has stated that the Warriors will aim to finish top of the group, and a victory over Cameroon would ensure that outcome.
Cameroon will host Zimbabwe at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium, Yaoundé on 19 November. The kick-off is at 3 PM CAT.
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Zimbabwe's soccer team qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations for the sixth time by drawing 1-1 against Kenya. Tawanda Maswanhire scored a goal, but Kenya equalized. Both teams tried to win, but it ended in a draw. With the qualification confirmed, Zimbabwe's coach wants to win their last match to finish at the top. The final game will be against Cameroon in November. The team is happy to qualify for the tournament and is now preparing for the next year's games.

Zimbabwe Qualify For 2025 Africa Cup Of Nations Finals

Warriors midfielder Andy Rinomhota has said the team is focused on securing qualification for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, set to be held in Morocco, when they face Kenya’s Harambee Stars this Friday.
The Cardiff City midfielder acknowledged that Zimbabwe has struggled in past encounters against Kenya, therefore, they will not underestimate their opponents.
Zimbabwe was defeated 3-1 by Kenya at the inaugural Four Nations tournament on March 26, 2024, in Malawi, and later suffered a 2-0 loss to the same opponents in the COSAFA Cup on July 2, 2024. Said Rinomhota:
<blockquote>
It’s an important game so we can qualify for our main goal which is the Africa Cup of Nations finals.
We are just looking to finish the job against Kenya. We are looking forward to a very good performance and make Zimbabweans very proud.
It has been very tough playing against them (Kenya). So we can’t take the game lightly. We should give everything we can.
Everyone here has the same goal and they want to reach the finals.
For me, I would like to make my country proud and make progress.
</blockquote>
Rinomhota believes the Warriors have made steady progress under German coach Michael Nees. He said:
<blockquote>
I think we have a good foundation in terms of how we have been building.
The players are building more and more chemistry each time they are playing and the results have been there for everyone to see.
I think it’s the right step in the right direction. I think we need that more and more and be consistent.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe faces the Harambee Stars this Friday at the new Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, South Africa, in a crucial Group J match.
A draw will be enough for the Warriors to secure their spot in next year’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
If the Warriors draw, Kenya, who currently have four points, will drop two points and no longer be able to surpass Zimbabwe’s tally.
The Warriors still have a chance to top Group J if they win today and also defeat Cameroon in their final qualifier. With 14 points, they would finish ahead of Cameroon, who would remain on 11 points.
However, Zimbabwe’s qualification for AFCON 2025 is not guaranteed. If they lose to both Kenya and Cameroon, and Kenya beats Namibia in their final qualifier, the Warriors will miss out on qualification.
If that happens, Kenya would leapfrog Zimbabwe into second place with 10 points, while Zimbabwe would remain on 8 points.
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The Warriors are playing against Kenya to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations. They lost to Kenya before, so they won't underestimate them. It's an important game for them. The team has improved under their coach. A draw against Kenya will secure their spot in the tournament. If they win today and beat Cameroon, they can top their group. But if they lose both games and Kenya wins, they might not qualify. The game is very crucial for them.

Warriors Will Not Underestimate Kenya - Rinomhota

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has set the ticket prices for the Warriors’ crucial Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Kenya on Friday evening at R50 for general admission, with VIP tickets priced at R1800. Tickets can be purchased online via <a href="http://www.ticketpros.co.za" rel="noopener" target="_new">www.ticketpros.co.za</a>.
The match will be played at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, South Africa, with kick-off scheduled for 6 PM.
This encounter is pivotal for Zimbabwe’s hopes of qualifying for the AFCON finals, which will be held in Morocco in December 2025.
The Warriors, currently in second place in Group J with 8 points, must avoid defeat to qualify. A win in this match and their final match against Cameroon will see them top the group.
Cameroon currently leads the group with 11 points, after they were held to a goalless draw by Namibia in South Africa on Wednesday, opening the door for Zimbabwe to potentially leapfrog them.
If Zimbabwe wins both of their two remaining matches, they will finish top of the group with 14 points, while Cameroon will remain on 11. Kenya, who have 4 points, will have 7 points if they beat Namibia in their final fixture.
However, Zimbabwe will not qualify if they lose to both Kenya and Cameroon and if the Harambee Stars then defeat Namibia, overtaking Zimbabwe and finishing with 10 points.
Due to the unavailability of suitable stadiums in Zimbabwe, the national team was forced to play this crucial match at a neutral venue.
All local football grounds were condemned by CAF ahead of the qualifiers, leaving Zimbabwe with no choice but to host its away games in South Africa.
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ZIFA has announced ticket prices for the Warriors' important game against Kenya. General admission is R50, and VIP tickets are R1800. The match is on Friday in South Africa. The Warriors need to win to qualify for the AFCON finals. If they win both remaining games, they can finish on top of their group. The game had to be played in South Africa because Zimbabwe doesn't have suitable stadiums. Zimbabwe fans can buy tickets online.

ZIFA Confirms Ticket Prices For Warriors, Kenya AFCON Qualifier

Michael Nees has announced the Warriors squad for the upcoming 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Kenya and Cameroon.
Zimbabwe will host the Harambe Stars (Kenya) at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, South Africa, on November 15, followed by a match against the Indomitable Lions (Cameroon) just four days later.
The Warriors need only one point from these two matches to secure a spot at the continental showpiece in Morocco.
Here is the Warriors squad selected by Nees:
GOALKEEPERS:
Washington Arubi (Marumo Gallants), Marley Tavaziva (Brentford), Martin Mapisa (Dynamos)
DEFENDERS:
Divine Lunga (Mamelodi Sundowns), Gerald Takwara (Al Minaa SC), Munashe Garananga (FC Copenhagen), Godknows Murwira (Caps United), Emmanuel Jalai (Dynamos), Teenage Hadebe (FC Cincinnati), Jordan Zemura (Udinese)
MIDFIELDERS:
Marvelous Nakamba (Luton Town), Marshall Munetsi (Stade de Reims), Andy Rinomhota (Cardiff City), Richard Hachiro (Ngezi Platinum Stars)
FORWARDS:
Tinotenda Kadewere (FC Nantes), Khama Billiat (Yadah FC), Tymon Machope (Simba Bhora), Prince Dube (Young Africans), Terrence Dzvukamanja (Supersport United), Tawanda Maswanhise (Motherwell), Daniel Msendami (Marumo Gallants), Walter Musona (Simba Bhora), Douglas Mapfumo (Polokwane City)
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Zimbabwe's national soccer team, the Warriors, will play against Kenya and Cameroon to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. To secure a spot, they need just one point from these two games. The coach, Michael Nees, has selected players for the squad. The matches will be played in South Africa. The squad includes goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards. Some well-known players like Marvelous Nakamba and Khama Billiat are part of the team. The team is aiming to do their best and qualify for the tournament in Morocco.

Nees Names Warriors Squad For AFCON Qualifiers Against Kenya And Cameroon

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has officially secured the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Limpopo Province, South Africa, to host the Warriors’ upcoming 2025 AFCON qualifier match against Kenya’s Harambee Stars.
The match is scheduled for Friday, November 15, 2024, with kick-off set for 6 PM. Zimbabwe is in Group J of the AFCON qualifiers, alongside Cameroon, Namibia, and Kenya.
The two teams last met in the first leg of the qualifiers in September, which ended in a 0-0 draw at the Mandela National Stadium in Kampala, Uganda.
Currently, Zimbabwe sits second in Group J, having earned eight points from four matches, just two points behind group leaders Cameroon.
Kenya, on the other hand, holds third place in the group with four points after four games, and they remain mathematically in contention for a spot in the 2025 AFCON tournament.
Due to the Confederation of African Football’s (CAF) strict stadium accreditation standards, both Zimbabwe and Kenya have been forced to play their AFCON qualifiers away from home.
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Zimbabwe will play against Kenya in a football match at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in South Africa on November 15, 2024. This match is part of the AFCON qualifiers. Zimbabwe has eight points in their group, while Kenya has four points. Both teams have to play their matches away from their home country due to strict rules. The last time these two teams met, it was a draw. The game will be important for both teams to qualify for the 2025 AFCON tournament.

Peter Mokaba Stadium To Host Zimbabwe Vs Kenya AFCON Qualifier

Warriors coach Michael Nees expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance following a 0-0 draw against Kenya in a Group J Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier at Mandela National Stadium in Kampala, Uganda, on Friday afternoon.
Midfielder Andy Rinomhota excelled in midfield battles, winning crucial duels, tackles, and interceptions, while Khama Billiat showcased flashes of brilliance.
However, stand-in captain Marshall Munetsi and rising forward Tawanda Chirewa struggled to make an impact.
Walter Musona, Jordan Zemura, and Prince Dube each had promising opportunities to score for the Warriors, but the match ultimately ended without goals.
In a post-match interview, Nees said that given he had only two training sessions with a full squad, the team’s performance was encouraging. He said (via <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/warriors-kenya-settle-for-draw/">The Herald</a>):
<blockquote>
We played against a team with a lot of optimism. I am actually satisfied with the performance. We battled at the beginning, a little bit shaky, and a little bit crampy, I must admit.
The longer the game, the better we became. It was a good performance, but not a great one. But for me, it was a good landing.
We had our first training on Monday together, Tuesday the second and basically we had a full squad on Wednesday.
Two sessions with a full squad and the danger is we are going to overload the players and forget everything.
We created some chances, but our game could be improved. Overall, I am satisfied with the type of play, I think they did well.
</blockquote>
In another Group J match, Cameroon will host Namibia at the Roumdé Adjia Stadium on Saturday at 6 PM.
The Warriors will “host” Cameroon on Tuesday at the Mandela National Stadium, as Zimbabwe currently lacks any stadium certified by CAF to hold international football matches.
Only the top two teams from this four-country group will secure spots in the 2025 AFCON finals, set to take place in Morocco next year.
The qualifiers are being conducted in a condensed fixture schedule that will conclude in November.
Teams
Kenya: Byrne Omondi, Eric Omondi (John Avire 67min), Ronney Onyango, Eric Otieno (Abud Abudi 85min), Richard Odada, Duke Abuya, Austine Otieno, Antoney Agay, Alphonce Omija (Amos Obiero 21min), Sylvester Ahono, Joseph Okumu
Zimbabwe: Washington Arubi, Godknows Murwira, Jordan Zemura, Gerald Takwara, Munashe Garan’anga, Marshal Munetsi, Andy Rinomhota, Khama Billiat, Tawanda Chirewa (Daniel Msendami 58min) Walter Musona (Tawanda Maswanhise 59min), Prince Dube (Douglas Mapfumo 81min).
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The Warriors had a 0-0 draw with Kenya in a soccer match. The coach was happy with how the team played. Some players did well, while others struggled. The coach only had two practice sessions with the full team. The match ended without any goals being scored. The Warriors will play Cameroon next. Only the top two teams in the group will go to the Africa Cup of Nations finals. The games are happening quickly and will end in November. Kenya and Zimbabwe had their lineups for the match.

Nees Finds Positives in Warriors' 0-0 Stalemate Against Harambee Stars

Warriors Head Coach Michael Nees has selected the Warriors Squad for the AFCON 2025 Qualifiers versus Kenya and Cameroon.
The squad, which was announced by ZIFA on Monday afternoon, will report for camp in Kampala, Uganda on Sunday 1 September afternoon.
These matches are scheduled for September 6 and September 10, respectively. Interestingly, both games will be played at the Mandela National Stadium in Uganda, with Kenya hosting Zimbabwe on the 6, and Zimbabwe then welcoming Cameroon four days later.
The decision to play the home matches at a neutral venue is because neither Zimbabwe nor Kenya currently have CAF-certified stadiums capable of hosting international fixtures. Below is the squad:
<h2>GOALKEEPERS:</h2>
Washington Arubi (Marumo Gallants), Marley Tavaziva (Brentford), Bernard Donovan (Chicken Inn)
<h2>DEFENDERS:</h2>
Gerald Takwara (Al Minaa SC), Brendan Galloway (Plymouth Argyle), Munashe Garananga (FC Copenhagen), Andrew Mbeba (Highlanders), Godknows Murwira (Caps United), Emmanuel Jalai (Dynamlos), Teenage Hadebe*
<h2>MIDFIELDERS:</h2>
Marshall Munetsi (Stade de Reims), Andy Rinomhota (Cardiff City), Jordan Zemura (Udinese), Walter Musona (Simba Bhora), Daniel Msendami (Marumo Gallants), Brian Banda (FC Platinum), Tawanda Maswanhise (Motherwell), Richard Hachiro (Ngezi Platinum), Tawanda Chirewa (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
<h2>FORWARDS:</h2>
Tinotenda Kadewere (FC Nantes), Douglas Mapfumo (Polokwane City), Prince Dube (Young Africans), Obriel Chirinda (Ngezi Platinum).
Below is the Technical Team:
<ul>
<li>Michael Nees (Head Coach)</li>
<li>Takesure Chiragwi (Assistant Coach)</li>
<li>Pernell McKop (Goalkeepers Coach)</li>
<li>Abraham Mbaiwa (Fitness Trainer)</li>
<li>James Makoni (Performance Analyst)</li>
<li>Nick Munyonga (Team Doctor)</li>
<li>Steve Hungwe (Physiotherapist)</li>
<li>Lennon Gwara (Masseur)</li>
<li>Shariff Mussa (Team Manager)</li>
</ul>
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Warriors Coach Michael Nees has chosen the squad for the AFCON 2025 Qualifiers against Kenya and Cameroon. The matches will be played in Uganda because neither Zimbabwe nor Kenya have CAF-approved stadiums. The squad includes players like Tinotenda Kadewere, Marshall Munetsi, and Washington Arubi. The coaching staff includes Michael Nees, Takesure Chiragwi, and Abraham Mbaiwa. The team will report for camp in Kampala on September 1 and the matches are scheduled for September 6 and 10. Kenya will host Zimbabwe on the 6, and Zimbabwe will then welcome Cameroon four days later.

Warriors Coach Michael Nees Names Squad For AFCON Qualifiers

Engin Firat, the head coach of the Kenya national football team Harambee Stars, has warned his players against underestimating Zimbabwe in the upcoming 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.
Kenya was drawn into Group J for the AFCON 2025 qualifiers, alongside Namibia, Cameroon, and Zimbabwe.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.pulsesports.co.ke/football/story/harambee-stars-why-engin-firat-is-not-underestimating-zimbabwe-in-afcon-2025-qualifiers-2024070807503995508">Pulse</a> following the draw, Firat said Kenya should take Zimbabwe seriously as a formidable opponent. He said:
<blockquote>
We are in a tough group, especially Zimbabwe. They are only in pot four because they dropped down during the ban.
But if you look at the quality of their players, most of them are playing in big leagues, such as the Turkish Super League.
Marshall Munetsi is playing in France, and Jordan Zemura is playing in Italy’s Serie A.
There are players in Ligue 1, and even players like Tino Kadewere. Others are playing in England, such as Leon Chiwome, who is in the Premier League with Wolves.
They have some good players. Of course, people who don’t look at this do not realize how strong they are.
The other teams, you know the quality of their squads. It will not be easy, but for us, it will not change anything.
</blockquote>
The Harambee Stars can take encouragement from their recent victories over Zimbabwe, including a convincing 3-1 win in the final of the Malawi Four Nations tournament in March 2024, as well as a 2-0 triumph in the 2024 COSAFA Cup.
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Kenya's coach, Engin Firat, says his team should not underestimate Zimbabwe in the AFCON qualifiers. Zimbabwe has good players in big leagues. Kenya has beaten Zimbabwe before, but they need to be careful. The other teams in the group are tough too. Kenya needs to play well and not be overconfident. It will be a challenging competition. Kenya must stay focused and give their best. They have won against Zimbabwe in the past, so they can do it again if they work hard. Let's cheer for Kenya to do well in the qualifiers!

Kenya Coach Engin Firat Wary Of Zimbabwe In AFCON Qualifiers

Zimbabwe has been drawn in Group J of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers alongside Cameroon, Namibia and Kenya.
The draw was conducted in Johannesburg, South Africa on Thursday.
The qualifiers are scheduled to kick off in September 2024.
The Warriors have been drawn into what many consider a challenging group given that one of their group opponents is Cameroon, who are widely regarded as a footballing powerhouse on the African continent.
Adding to the difficulty of the Warriors’ group is the recent record of the Harambee Stars of Kenya, who have managed to defeat the Warriors twice this year.
The first of these victories came at the Four Nations tournament held in Malawi in March, while the second was registered during the 2024 COSAFA Cup tournament currently taking place in South Africa.
Here is the full draw:
Group A: Tunisia, Madagascar, Comoros, Gambia.
Group B: Morocco, Gabon, Central Africa Republic, Lesotho.
Group C: Egypt, Cape Verde, Mauritania, Botswana.
Group D: Nigeria, Benin, Libya, Rwanda.
Group E: Algeria, Equatorial Guinea, Togo, Liberia.
Group F: Ghana, Angola, Sudan, Niger.
Group G: Ivory Coast, Zambia, Sierra Leone, Chad.
Group H: DRC, Guinea, Tanzania, Ethiopia.
Group I: Mali, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Eswatini.
Group J: Cameroon, Namibia, Kenya, Zimbabwe:
Group K: South Africa, Uganda, Congo, South Sudan.
Group L: Senegal, Burkina Faso, Malawi, Burundi.
<h2>Who will qualify?</h2>
According to <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2024/07/04/warriors-discover-opponents-in-2025-afcon-qualifiers/">Soccer24</a>, the group winners and first runners-up in the eleven groups that do not involve tournament hosts Morocco will qualify for the competition.
For teams that finish first and second in a group consisting of Morocco, who by being tournament hosts gain automatic qualification, the following scenarios will be applied:
<ul>
<li>If the host is ranked first, the host is qualified in addition to the second of the group.</li>
<li>If the host is ranked second, the host will qualify in addition to the first of the group.</li>
<li>If the host is ranked third or fourth, the host will qualify in addition to the first of the group.</li>
</ul>
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Zimbabwe Drawn In Group J For 2025 AFCON Qualifiers With Cameroon, Namibia, And Kenya