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Former Warriors captain, Willard Katsande Yesterday expressed his interest to play for the national team, the Warriors, for “one last time” before he retires.
If he gets a call-up, the 35-year-old midfield enforcer would have backtracked from retirement for the second after he agreed to play for the national team in 2018, a few months after announcing his retirement. He told The Herald:
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Obviously, I would like to play for the national team for one or two games before I call it quits.
I am not saying I should be included in the national team, no.
The coaches select the players based on form.
What I am simply saying is that, as someone who still feels he has what it takes, I would like to play for my country, for one last time, and retire.
I am the Warriors number one fan and I know I have contributed so much for the team’s cause.
So, I am certainly a team supporter, as I follow them wherever they go but, obviously, every player wants to play for their national team.
I am not exerting pressure on anyone, I am not sure if I am really still needed in the national team.
But, I feel I have what it takes, the experience, and other things, to help my country.
If I am called in, I am ready to play my part. I am actually very grateful for my national team, which is the reason why I am saying I am the number one fan.
Without this team, I wouldn’t be where I am right now.
So, what I am simply saying is I owe a lot to this team, which is the reason why I am saying I am ready, any time, if called to help the team.
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Katsande is in a tricky situation considering that his position in the Warriors is occupied by Marvelous Nakamba and Marshal Munetsi who have cemented themselves as regular starters whenever available.
He missed the opportunity when the duo was not available for the AFCON qualifier matches against Botswana and Zambia.
Zimbabwe qualified for the AFCON finals in Cameroon next year and are also about to begin the World Cup qualifier campaign.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>; <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/katsande-wants-warriors-dance/">The Herald </a>

Pindula News

Katsande Yearns For "One Last Time" With The Warriors

Following the confirmation of two coronavirus cases in Algeria recently, the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Football_Association_(ZIFA)" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA)</a> on Thursday night said it will the guided by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) on the way forward.
ZIFA spokesperson, Xolisani Gwesela, said hitherto, CAF has not raised a red flag, and this situation will become clearer as the date for the qualifiers draws closer. Said Gwesela:
<blockquote>We will stand guided by CAF on the way forwarded and, as of now, CAF has not raised any red flag.
We have an embassy in Algeria and they are fully aware of our match against that country.
We will see as the match draws closer and wait for guidance from CAF.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe faces the African champions, Algeria in a back-to-back 2021 Nations Cup qualifiers next month.
The Warriors are scheduled to travel to Algeria for the first match on March 23 before hosting the same opponents at home, away from home six days later following a blanket ban by CAF of all local stadia.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/coronavirus-casts-shadow-over-warriors-afcon-battle/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

Coronavirus Threatens Warriors AFCON Qualifiers

<div class="sirius-content" id="article-body">Warriors captain, Knowledge Musona who plies his trade for the Belgian side, Anderlecht has said that he feels good after Zimbabwe’s 2-1 win against Chipolopolo of Zambia.</div>
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<div class="sirius-content">Musona played an essential role in both goals as he is the one who assisted dazzling Kaizer Chiefs forward, Khama Billiat in both cases.</div>
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Speaking to the Herald after the match, the smiling assassin said that attaining the three points was the best thing for him particularly after Zimbabwe disappointingly drew 0-0 with the Zebras of Botswana at the National Sports Stadium in Harare. He added:
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<blockquote>I am so happy that I contributed to the team but the most important thing is not about me contributing but the three points we bagged.</blockquote>
The Smiling Assassin who has been struggling to find game time at his club seems to have found his form again following a below-average performance he displayed at this year’s AFCON finals held in Egypt which attracted a backlash from supporters with some calling for his early retirement from international football.
Musona, as earlier said by his compatriot, Khama Billiat, has always been valuable to the Warriors whenever he is in his best form.
Statistics after the Zambia match show that Musona has now drawn closer to Salah and drifted further from Mane, when it comes to contributions to the national team cause, in the AFCON qualifiers in the past decade.
<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/the-assassin-is-smiling-again/">More: The Herald</a>
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"It’s A Good Feeling," Knowledge Musona Speaks After Beating Zambia

Veteran Warriors attacking midfielder, Ovidy Karuru has said that  Zimbabwe needs to win against both Botswana and Zambia, with a great margin so as to enhance chances of qualifying for the 2021 Total Africa Cup of Nations.
He speaks ahead of a clash at 6 pm this Friday at the National Sports Stadium between the Warriors of Zimbabwe and the Zebras of Botswana.
Karuru said that Zimbabwe will not underrate Botswana since there are no small teams in Africa anymore.
His remarks resonate with those of his compatriot, Khama Billiat who yesterday reminded fans that Zimbabwe lost when the two teams last met.
<div class="jetpack-video-wrapper"><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="360" loading="lazy" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/1GOYOemGi0g?feature=oembed" title="There are no small teams in Africa: Karuru" width="640"></iframe></div>
More: <a href="https://youtu.be/1GOYOemGi0g">ZTN</a>

WATCH: "We Need A Convincing Win, Not Just A Win," Ovidy Karuru

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has clarified on reports suggesting that the Umbro kit which was delivered a couple of days ago was seized at Robert Mugabe International Airport in Harare by Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) officials over customs duty issues.
The Herald reported this morning that ZIFA has been desperately trying to get the equipment, which they believe should be exempted from paying the duty since it’s coming to be used by the country’s senior national football team.
The Herald also reported that the development forced ZIFA to use an old kit for the Warriors’ training programme which got underway in Harare on Tuesday.
Responding to a question by a follower on Twitter who wanted to know if the kit had finally arrived, ZIFA said:
<blockquote>It is not the kit that will be used for the match tomorrow.
We have kits from previous matches, like the one used for the world cup qualifier and CHAN qualifiers.
That is just another consignment of what we get from our kit sponsor.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe hosts Botswana this Friday at the National Sports Stadium for the 2021 Total Africa Cup of Nations qualifier scheduled for 6 pm.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/online_zifa/status/1194890464849223680">ZIFA</a>

ZIFA Clarifies On "ZIMRA Impounds Warriors Kit" Reports

Dazzling Warriors striker, Khama Billiat has said that the Warriors are not taking the Friday match against Botswana lightly after the disappointing defeat at the hands of the Zebras on Independence day.
Speaking to the H-Metro ahead of the match, the Kaizer Chiefs forward said that the team needs to score early to avoid pressure as in the previous match. He said:
 
<blockquote>It’s a difficult game especially playing at home, you know what happened last time we played.
We had to go all the way and push extra hard to get a result we don’t want it that way.</blockquote>
Billiat added that pride for wearing national colours and language will also play a crucial role as the players can decode messages from colleagues easily than is the case when playing for their clubs.
The match is on at 6 pm this Friday at the National Sports Stadium.
More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/khama-targets-early-goals/">H-Metro</a>

"You Know What Happened Last Time We Played," Khama Billiat Speaks Ahead Of AFCON Qualifier

England-based Zimbabwean international, Marvelous Nakamba who plies his trade for English Premiership side, Aston Villa has promised to give his all when Zimbabwe plays Botswana and Zambia in the 2021 Total Africa Cup of Nations qualifier matches.
Speaking to The H-Metro, the 24-year-old defensive midfielder said:
<blockquote>I’m ready to serve the country. I think it’s time for us to focus on the upcoming games. We are training hard and hopeful for a positive result.
Everyone is training hard and giving everything, we are pushing hard and we are trying our best to give everything for Friday.</blockquote>
His remarks come when Zimbabwe is due to host Botswana at the National Sports Stadium this Friday at 1800 hours.
Nakamba who moved to Villa Park months ago from Belgian side, Club Brugge has been in good form for his club since the beginning of the EPL season.
More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/nakamba-ready/">H-Metro</a>

"I’m Ready To Serve The Country," Marvelous Nakamba

England-based Warriors striker, Macauley Bonne has issued a statement after withdrawing from the Warriors squad to play the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Botswana this week. Bonne said that he is due for medicals at his club, therefore, he cannot make it for the matches against Botswana and Zambia.
The development comes after the French-based Tinotenda Kadewere has also been ruled out due to injury.
We present Bonne’s statement in full below.
<blockquote>I am both delighted and privileged to be selected to join the Zimbabwe national team and I appreciate all those involved in securing my passport. I’ve been working extremely hard at club level and to receive this, is something I dreamed of as a boy. 
Unfortunately and reluctantly, I am unable to travel due to unforeseen medical grounds, which is a huge frustration to me, as it will be to the people of Zimbabwe. 
The messages of support via social media are very much appreciated and although I cannot reply to every message, I do take everyone to heart. 
I’d like to wish the entire Zimbabwe team the very best of luck in the coming game(s). In the meantime, I will maintain a line of communication to Welly Mpandare and the ZIFA representatives.
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More: <a href="https://twitter.com/MBonne9/status/1193834989311471617">Macauley Bonne</a>

Macauley Bonne's Statement As He Withdraws From The Warriors

ZIFA has released a letter purportedly written by Bulawayo City Council in which the city fathers indicated that Barbourfields, Bulawayo could not be used for the Zimbabwe-Botswana 2021 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifier match on the 15th of this month.
The development comes after Bulawayo City Council has denied involvement in the changing of the match’s venue from Barbourfields, Bulawayo to the National Sports Stadium, Harare.
ZIFA spokesperson Xolisani Gwesela on Tuesday told The Herald that ZIFA was surprised with the statement which Bulawayo City had issued. He added:
<blockquote>We have a letter from their office and what they are saying in their statement and what is in the letter are different.</blockquote>
See the letter below written by Bulawayo City to ZIFA.
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Below is the statement by the local authority denying involvement in the matter.
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FULL TEXT: ZIFA Responds To Bulawayo City As Warriors Match Is Moved To Harare

England-based Zimbabwe international, Marvelous Nakamba has hailed Aston Villa supporters for always having the team’s back.
Speaking on the Sunday match when they will be away to Wolves, the 25-year-old Warriors midfielder said that he was hopeful the supporters will travel to cheer them up, as usual.
From the Wolves match on the 10th, Nakamba will be playing for Zimbabwe against Botswana in a 2021 Total Africa Cup of Nations qualifier match at the National Sports Stadium.
Watch the video below for more:
https://twitter.com/AVFCOfficial/status/1192186140994015232
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/AVFCOfficial/status/1192186140994015232">Aston Villa</a>

WATCH: Marvelous Nakamba Speaks On Aston Villa Fans

In form England-based Warriors striker, Macauley Bonne last night scored his fourth goal for Charlton Athletic when his team suffered late heartbreak in the 2-1 defeat at Bristol City.
The match was Bonne’s 5th appearance for the English Championship side. The natural striker had secured a lead for Charlton in the 65th-minute when the Zimbabwean international beat Daniel Bentley to Beram Kayal’s through pass at the corner of the box, took the ball past Bristol keeper and slid it home from a tight angle.
The lead was shortlived as Bristol equalised ten minutes later through Famara Diédhiou. The game looked destined for a draw but City’s resilience eventually paid off when Josh Brownhill scored at stoppage time, 90+8′ to secure three points for Bristol.
Meanwhile, Bonne who was played until stoppage time has been named in the Warriors provisional squad for the 2021 Total Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers after securing a Zimbabwean passport.
More: <a href="https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50064657">BBC</a>

Warriors Striker, Macauley Bonne, Scores Again In England

2021 Afcon Qualifying groups are now complete after weekend’s preliminaries. The round will start next month during the international break. See the groups below.
<blockquote>Group A: Mali, Guinea, Namibia, Chad.
Group B: Burkina Faso, Uganda, Malawi, South Sudan.
Group C: Ghana, South Africa, Sudan, Sao Tome.
Group D: DRC, Gabon, Angola, The Gambia.
Group E: Morocco, Mauritania, Central African Republic, Burundi.
Group F: Cameroon, Cape Verde, Mozambique, Rwanda.
Group G: Egypt, Kenya, Togo, Comoros Islands.
Group H: Algeria, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe.
Group I: Senegal, Congo, Guinea – Bissau, Eswatini.
Group J: Tunisia, Libya, Tanzania, E. Guinea.
Group K: Ivory Coast, Niger, Madagascar, Ethiopia.
Group L: Nigeria, Benin, Sierra Leone, Lesotho.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2019/10/14/2021-afcon-qualifying-groups-complete-after-weekends-preliminaries/">Soccer24</a>

2021 AFCON Qualifying Groups, Zimbabwe In A Better Group?

The Warriors have been drawn against Algeria, Zambia and Botswana in Group H for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers to be held in Cameroon.
The first two games will be played during the week of 11-18 November 2019.
The top two countries at the end of the qualifications will qualify for the tournament. 

<h3>Preliminary Round Draw:</h3>
Liberia vs Chad (M1&amp;2) 
South Sudan vs Seychelles (M3&amp;4) 
Mauritius vs Sao Tome (M5&amp;6) 
Djibouti vs Gambia (M7&amp;8)
<h3>Group Stage Draw:</h3>
Group A: Mali, Guinea, Namibia, Win. M1&amp;2.
Group B: Burkina Faso, Uganda, Malawi, Win. M3&amp;4.
Group C: Ghana, South Africa, Sudan, Win. M5&amp;6.
Group D: DRC, Gabon, Angola, W. M7&amp;8.
Group E: Morocco, Mauritania, Central African Republic, Burundi.
Group F: Cameroon, Cape Verde, Mozambique, Rwanda.
Group G: Egypt, Kenya, Togo, Comoros Islands.
Group H: Algeria, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe.
Group I: Senegal, Congo, Guinea – Bissau, Eswatini.
Group J: Tunisia, Libya, Tanzania, E. Guinea.
Group K: Ivory Coast, Niger, Madagascar, Ethiopia.
Group L: Nigeria, Benin, Sierra Leone, Lesotho.

JUST IN: Warriors Drawn In Tough Group For 2021 Africa Cup On Nations Qualifiers

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) ha revealed the seeding of teams for the draw of the 2021 Afcon qualifiers.
Twenty-four teams are expected to take part at the tournament set to be hosted by Cameroon, and the draw for the qualifiers will take place in Egypt on 18 July 2019.
The Warriors are in Pot 3 and will start their campaign in the group stages.
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PICTURE: Zimbabwe Placed In Pot 3 For The AFCON 2021 Qualifiers Draw

Vice president of the Confederation of African Football’s (Caf) Africa Cup of Nations committee, Philip Chiyangwa said that Zambia may be given the opportunity to host the Africa Cup of Nations in 2021 instead of Ivory Coast. This comes after Chiyangwa said his committee will be reviewing the criteria used to award tournaments by Issa Hayatou’s admnistration.
Said Chiyangwa:
<blockquote>I am currently reviewing what happened in the past, there may be possibilities in 2021 going forward, but the reason why I want to be ready with my region is to know which country wants what. If an opportunity arises there is no need for me to do last minute searches.
Our review process is that we go to those countries that bid for those competitions. Our contestation on Hayatou to continue in office was the unfair awarding of tournaments to one region.
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Hayatou’s admnistration had awarded the 2019 edition to Cameroon, 2021 to Ivory Coast and 2023 to Guinea.
More: <a href="http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/40320659">BBC</a>

Chiyangwa says Zambia may host AFCON 2021 instead of Ivory Coast as his team reviews awarding process

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