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Zimbabwe’s Young Warriors have failed to qualify for the 2025 CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations after losing 6-5 on penalties to Zambia in the semifinal of the COSAFA Qualifier in Mozambique on Thursday, 03 October.
In what was a one-sided first half, Zambia’s Mumba Mwale scored early in the game when he fired the ball into the roof of the net following a deflection.
Zambia skipper David Simukonda led by example when he connected with a cross from Emmanuel Mwanza to make the score 2-0 inside 25 minutes.
Zimbabwe were the better team in the second half and their hard work paid off when Prince Ndhlovu came off the bench to score with an overhead kick.
Zimbabwe were then awarded a penalty after Simukonda was fouled in the box. Denzel Mapuwa’s penalty was saved but Ndhlovu completed his brace as he equalised from the rebound to make it 2-2.
That sent the game to penalties and after both sides had an early miss, Zambia eventually triumphed 6-5 to reach the decider.
In the other semifinal of the COSAFA Qualifier also played on Thursday, South Africa edged Angola 1-0.
Angola goalkeeper Domingo Da Silva was called on to make a double save in the 19th minute to keep the score level in the first semifinal, however Lee Jody Ahshene opened the scoring shortly afterwards to give South Africa the lead.
He turned his defender before firing into the bottom corner of the net.
South Africa was denied a second goal by the crossbar early in the second half from Shandre Miguel Campbell’s powerful shot.
Angola piled on the pressure in the dying minutes of the game, pushing their opponents to defend deep into their box but it was too little, too late for an equaliser.
South Africa and Zambia will now meet in Saturday’s final of the TotalEnergies CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations COSAFA Qualifier.
Both teams have qualified for the AFCON U20 finals which will determine the four teams from Africa that will compete at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Chile next year.
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Zimbabwe's Young Warriors lost to Zambia in the COSAFA Semifinal, so they won't be in the AFCON. Zambia led 2-0 in the first half, but Zimbabwe tied it up in the second. The game went to penalties, and Zambia won 6-5. South Africa also won their semifinal against Angola. Zambia and South Africa will play in the final. Both teams have qualified for the AFCON U20 finals, which will decide who goes to the FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Chile next year.

Young Warriors Fall To Zambia In COSAFA Semifinal, Fail To Qualify For AFCON

The Young Warriors are set to take on Zambia in the semi-finals of the CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations, COSAFA qualifier in Matola, Mozambique. The other semi-final will be between Angola and South Africa. Both matches are scheduled for Thursday.
Angola and Zimbabwe were already confirmed as winners of their respective pools before Tuesday’s action, where South Africa took the top spot in Group C following a 2-0 win over Comoros.
Lesotho’s 3-2 victory over Malawi left a complex calculation for second place in the pool, but Malawi took the spot by virtue of goals scored.
When three teams level on points the results from matches between those sides are used to place them in order in the table.
Each side had three points and a +0 goal difference, but Malawi scored four goals to Lesotho’s three and Comoros’ two.
Having seen Malawi place second, the head-to-head record between Comoros and Lesotho was needed to decide third and the islanders took it by virtue of their 1-0 win in their opening pool game.
The calculation for the best runner-up across all the pools sees the results of the teams that finish bottom in Groups A and C discarded to level the playing field with the three-team Group B, where Zambia finished second with three points and a -1 goal difference.
Botswana were the second-placed team in Group A, but with only their two draws against Zimbabwe and Eswatini counting towards the calculation, they had two points and so finished below Zambia.
When only the points from matches involving South Africa, Malawi and Comoros were taken into account in Group C, Malawi came out with three points but a -4 goal difference, putting them behind Zambia as well.
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The Young Warriors will play against Zambia in the semi-finals. The other semi-final is between Angola and South Africa. The matches will be on Thursday. Angola and Zimbabwe won their pools. South Africa also won their pool. Malawi came second in their pool based on goals scored. In a tie, the team that scored more goals comes ahead. Zambia finished second in their pool and will also play in the semi-finals. Zambia had more points than Botswana and Malawi in their groups.

Young Warriors To Face Zambia In COSAFA Under-20 Semi-Finals

The Young Warriors secured a 3-0 win over Eswatini, topping Group A in the TotalEnergies CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations COSAFA Qualifier on Saturday.
Hosts Mozambique were eliminated after losing 2-1 to Botswana, who came from behind to win.
Zimbabwe and Botswana are tied on four points, separated only by goal difference, while Eswatini sits third with three points.
Zimbabwe must maintain their scoring momentum in their final Group A match against already-eliminated Mozambique on Monday afternoon.
Takana Cherera scored the first goal for Zimbabwe, followed by Nisbet Muzenda converting a penalty, and Prince Ndlovu adding a third with a diving header.
In their opening group match of the tournament, the Young Warriors played to a 1-1 draw against Botswana at ABB Stadium in Maputo, Mozambique, on Thursday afternoon.
The Young Warriors took the lead in the 32nd minute with a goal from Enock Moyo, but Botswana equalised in the second half at the 75-minute mark.
Only the top team from each pool advances to the semi-finals, along with the best-placed runners-up. 
The finalists will qualify for the continental finals, which serve as the preliminary tournament for the 2025 FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Chile.
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The Young Warriors won 3-0 against Eswatini in a soccer match. Zimbabwe and Botswana are tied for first place in their group. The Young Warriors also tied 1-1 in their first game. The winner of each group will go to the semi-finals. The teams are competing to qualify for the 2025 FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Chile. Zimbabwe must continue to play well to secure their spot in the next round.

Young Warriors Beat Eswatini 3-0 In Under-20 COSAFA Match

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has announced the final squad for the Under-20 Young Warriors squad ahead of the COSAFA Under-20 Championship, scheduled to take place in Maputo, Mozambique, from September 26 to October 5.
The squad primarily consists of locally based players, with a few foreign-based talents included. Among the foreign players are defender Kurainashe Musanhi from Crystal Palace, midfielder Kennedy Mupomba of Chelmsford City FC, and forward Tanaka Cherera from Bury FC.
Notably, SuperSport United striker Nokutenda Mangezi, who was initially named in the provisional squad, has been dropped from the final lineup.
ZIFA said that SuperSport has requested that Mangezi be excused from the tournament due to a growing list of injuries and important upcoming matches.
Here is the full squad:
Goalkeepers
Joseph Kaunda (Manica Diamonds), Michael Kubvedzi (ZPC Kariba), Tatenda Chikowero (Ngezi Platinum)
Defenders
Allan Karakadzai (Simba Bhora), Allan Chapinduka (TelOne FC), Blessed Mashonganyika (Ngezi Platinum), Kurainashe Musanhi (Crystal Palace), Mvelo Khoza (Highlanders), Morris Musamba (Bikita Minerals)
Midfielders
Kennedy Mupomba (Chelmsford City FC), Denzel Mapuwa (Green Fuel), Prince Ndlovu (Highlanders), Kingsley Mureremba (Caps United), Enock Moyo (Bikita Minerals), Tanaka Munemo (Ngezi Platinum), Nesbert Muzenda (Ngezi Platinum), Mafios Chiweta (Ajax Hotspurs), Munashe Munenzva
Forwards
Tanaka Cherera (Bury FC), Sean Mzinde (Harare City)
The 12 teams competing in the COSAFA Under-20 Championship will be eyeing a place at the TotalEnergies CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations next year.
Mozambique, who won the competition in 2020, will be welcome hosts for the regional championship that will feature 12 sides, with the top two from the COSAFA region advancing to the continental finals.
The teams in the U20 draw were split into three groups each containing four sides, with the top side in each pool and the best placed runner-up advancing to the semifinals.
The winners of those semis will not only have a shot at the title but also earn their place at the continental event.
Group A: Mozambique, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, and Botswana.
Group B: Zambia, Angola, Namibia, and Madagascar.
Group C: South Africa, Malawi, Comoros, and Lesotho.
The group games will take place from September 26 to October 1, with the semifinals to be played two days later. The final will be on October 5, with no third-place play-off.
Holders Zambia are record 12-time winners of the regional finals, with South Africa claiming eight victories, though none since 2018. Zimbabwe have been champions six times, and Madagascar and Mozambique once each.
The COSAFA tournament is about developing the talent of tomorrow and giving young players the chance to compete with their peers in a highly competitive environment that should help to prepare them for the challenges of senior international football.
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Zimbabwe will be competing in the Under-20 COSAFA Championship in Mozambique. The team includes local and foreign-based players. Some players like Nokutenda Mangezi had to be dropped due to injuries. The tournament has 12 teams, with the top two advancing to the TotalEnergies CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations next year. The teams are split into three groups, with the winners and best runner-up going to the semifinals. The final will be on October 5. The tournament is important for developing young players and preparing them for senior international football.

ZIFA Announces Final Squad For Under-20 COSAFA Championship

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has announced the provisional squad for the Under-20 Young Warriors ahead of the COSAFA Under-20 Championship, set to take place in Maputo, Mozambique, from September 26 to October 5.
The squad primarily features locally based players, supplemented by a few foreign-based talents. Foreign-based players include defender Kurainashe Musanhi from Crystal Palace, midfielder Kennedy Mupomba of Chelmsford City FC, forward Tanaka Cherera from Bury FC, and Nokutenda Mangezi, who recently signed with South African club SuperSport United. Here is the full squad:
Goalkeepers
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Joseph Kaunda (Manica Diamonds), Michael Kubvedzi (ZPC Kariba), Tatenda Chikowero (Ngezi Platinum)
Defenders
Allan Karakadzai (Simba Bhora), Alla Chapinduka (TelOne FC), Hebert Dick Jr (Arenel Movers), Blessed Mashonganyika (Ngezi Platinum), Kurainashe Musanhi (Crystal Palace), Mvelo Khoza (Highlanders)
Midfielders
Kennedy Mupomba (Chelmsford City FC), Alvin Antonio (Green Fuel), Denzel Mapuwa (Green Fuel), Prince Ndlovu (Highlanders), Kingsley Mureremba (Caps United), Morris Musamba (Bikita Minerals), Enock Moyo (Bikita Minerals), Tanaka Munemo (Ngezi Platinum), Nesbert Muzenda (Ngezi Platinum), Sean Mzinde (Harare City), Prince Magondo (Black Rhinos), Mavel Mbedzi (Dynamos), Craig Ndlovu (Chicken Inn), Mafios Chiweta (Ajax Hotspurs), Munashe Munenzva
Forwards
Nokutenda Mangezi (Supersport United), Nigel Banda (Highlanders), Tanaka Cherera (Bury FC), Messi Gushero (Dulibadzimu FC)
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The 12 teams competing in the COSAFA Under-20 Championship will be eyeing a place at the TotalEnergies CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations next year.
Mozambique, who won the competition in 2020, will be welcome hosts for the regional championship that will feature 12 sides, with the top two from the COSAFA region advancing to the continental finals.
The teams in the U20 draw were split into three groups each containing four sides, with the top side in each pool and the best placed runner-up advancing to the semifinals.
The winners of those semis will not only have a shot at the title but also earn their place at the continental event.
Group A: Mozambique, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, and Botswana.
Group B: Zambia, Angola, Namibia, and Madagascar.
Group C: South Africa, Malawi, Comoros, and Lesotho.
The group games will take place from September 26 to October 1, with the semifinals to be played two days later. The final will be on October 5, with no third-place play-off.
Holders Zambia are record 12-time winners of the regional finals, with South Africa claiming eight victories, though none since 2018. Zimbabwe have been champions six times, and Madagascar and Mozambique once each.
The COSAFA tournament is about developing the talent of tomorrow and giving young players the chance to compete with their peers in a highly competitive environment that should help to prepare them for the challenges of senior international football.
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ZIFA has picked team for COSAFA Under-20 Championship. Players mostly from Zimbabwe, some from other countries too. Event in Mozambique from Sept 26 to Oct 5. Top teams go to Africa Cup next year. Zimbabwe in Group A with Eswatini, Moza, Botswana. Matches from Sept 26 to Oct 1. Semis on Oct 3. Final on Oct 5. Zambia hold record for wins. Tournament helps young players. Good chance for future international football.

ZIFA Announces Provisional Squad For COSAFA Under-20 Championship

The ZIFA Normalisation Committee has announced the U20 National Team Squad for the Malawi Four Nations Tournament later this month.
The tournament which will be played in Lilongwe from 18 to 26 March, features hosts Malawi, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Earlier on Tuesday, ZIFA announced the appointment of Simon Marange as the head coach and Backlyfield Chivenga as assistant coach of the Young Warriors.
Here is the squad:
Goalkeepers
Isaacs Rutsito (CAPS United)
Tariq Ngwenya (Herentals)
Defenders
Mvelo Nkoza (Highlanders)
Allan K Karakadzai (Simba Stars)
Allan Chapinduka (AYSA)
Nyaradzai Ndlovu (Ngezi)
Terence Chiyangwa (Green Fuel)
John Denzel (Norton Community FC)
Midfielders
Quinton Longwe (Hwange)
Blessed T Mashonganyika (Bikita Minerals)
Attitude Munsaka (Hwange)
Takunda Nyangani (Yadah)
Taffy Morris Musamba (Green Fuel)
Nisbet Joe Muzenda (Ngezi)
Prince Ndhlovu (Highlanders)
Mafios Chihweta (Dynamos)
Leon Usai (CAPS United)
Alpha Chiwashira (Chicken Inn)
Strikers
Leon Daka (Herentals)
Sean Mushangazhike (Golden Eagles)
Simba Delroy Gunda (CAPS United)
Charlie Hermish (Legends Academy)
Flojineki Tyorahuni (AYSA)
Onesimo W Hlabano (Hwange)
Denzel D W Mapuwa (Green Fuel)
Elton Chikona (Dynamos)
 
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ZIFA Announces Young Warriors Squad For Malawi Four Nations Tournament

<header class="tweet-header js-tweet-header flex flex-row flex-align--baseline">In a match played in Harare on Tuesday afternoon, Zimbabwe’s Young Warriors beat Mozambique 2-0 in a U-23 AFCON qualifier at the National Sports Stadium.</header>
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<header class="tweet-header js-tweet-header flex flex-row flex-align--baseline">Late goals from substitutes Delic Murimba and Obriel Murimba were enough to hand Zimbabwe a victory which will see them play with either Angola or South Africa.
The home team, however, had a dull first half and the Young Mambas should have gone to the break in the lead but failed to convert their dominance into goals. Peace Makaha’s flank proved to be the highway for the opposite team while captain Prince Dube fluffed the few chances he got at the other end.
The second-half started with both teams creating good opportunities but nothing could come out to break the deadlock.
The introduction of Chirinda in the last quarter of the game changed the complexion of the play as the hosts adopted a more attacking approach.
The Chicken Inn man then opened the scoring in the 88th minute with a left-foot screamer and Murimba sealed it in the added time, five minutes after he came on as a substitute.
Zimbabwe managed to hold on to their late advantage as they beat their eastern neighbours 2-0 on aggregate.
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<header class="tweet-header js-tweet-header flex flex-row flex-align--baseline">Having beaten the Mambas of Mozambique by an aggregate scoreline of 2-0, the Young Warriors will now meet either South Africa or Angola in the decisive round of the qualifiers for a place at the eight-team Under-23 AFCON scheduled for Egypt in November.</header>
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Young Warriors Beat Mozambique 2-0

The Young Warriors missed their connecting flight in South Africa on Wednesday and are now set to arrive in Maputo, Mozambique, Thursday afternoon.
The Chronicle reports that a boob in booking arrangements meant that only nine members of the travelling 26 could proceed to Maputo on Wednesday with the rest set to fly out at 1.15pm Thursday afternoon.
A Chronicle source familiar with the development had this to say:
<blockquote>The team will now head straight to training at the match venue upon landing in Maputo, there will be no time to rest for the boys.</blockquote>
The Young Warriors take on Mozambique on Friday in the first leg of the Total African Cup of Nations qualifier.
The return leg is set for the National Sports Stadium next week with the eventual winner facing either Angola or South Africa in the final qualifying process to determine who goes through to the finals in Egypt.
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