Kelvin Kaindu’s Highlanders have maintained their two point lead at the top of the Zimbabwe Premier League table with five games left to play.
The ex-Zanaco winger and assistant coach is in his second season with the Bulawayo club whom he led to a second place finish in his first term in charge in 2012.
On Sunday, the seven-time Zimbabwe champions Highlanders beat hosts and fourth from bottom Black Rhinos 3-0 on Sunday.
The win keeps Highlanders two points ahead of defending champions Dynamos who also won on Sunday.
Highlanders have 47 points while Dynamos are on 45 points from 25 games played.
The two sides will meet in what could be a decisive match on October 27 when Highlanders hosts the record 17-time champions in Bulawayo.
Highlanders have not won the Zimbabwean title since 2006.
Meanwhile in Mozambique, Wedson Nyirenda’s HCB Songo remained second despite losing 1-0 away to 11th positioned Chingale Tete on Sunday.
Songo are second on 37 points from 22 games with four matches left to play in Nyirenda’s first season in charge of the club.
They are seven points behind leaders Liga Muculmana who have 44 points and have a game in hand.
FAZ SUPER DIVISION
20/10/2013
Kalulushi Modern Stars 1(Clarence Berrington 29″)-Red Arrows 2(Stanley Nshimbi 24″, Patrick Musonda 37″)
Nkana 0-Nkwazi 1(Augustine Mulenga 2″)
19/10/2013
Nchanga Rangers 2(Bornwell Mwape 8″, Felix Nyaende 85″)-Napsa Stars 1 (Harry Milanzi 52″ pen)
Konkola Mine Police 2(Chipulu Chileya 51″, Andrew Tapwila 90″)-Zesco United 1(Winston Kalengo 42″)
Forest Rangers 1(Malar Besa 67″)-Roan United 1(Anos Tembo 60″)
Zanaco 2(Aubrey Funga 40″, Fackson Kapumbu 69″)-Kabwe Warriors 1(Musonda Mweuke 44″)
Green Buffaloes 1(Kennedy Chola 90″ pen)-Power Dynamos 1(Cletus Chota 60″)
Lime Hotspurs 0- Konkola Blades 1(Ian Kafusha 90″)
Week 18
16/10/2013
Kalulushi Modern Stars 1(Josphat Kasusu 22″)-Nkana 4(Reynold Kampamba 11″ 26″ 76″, Jimmy Ndholvu 86″)
Week 19
Nkwazi 0-Red Arrows 0
2013 TOP SCORERS
20/10/2013
Reynold Kampamba (Nkana) 14
Festus Mbewe (Nkana) 12
Bonwell Mwape (Nchanga) 12
Winston Kalengo (Zesco) 9
Felix Nyaende (Nchanga) 8
Stanley Nshimbi (Arrows) 8
Percy Bilyoti (Buffaloes) 8
Stewart Chikandiwa (Nkwazi)8
Alex Ngonga (Nchanga) : 8
Anos Tembo (Roan United) 7
Owen Mwendabai (Warriors) 7
Davies Mwape (Zanaco): 7
Humphrey Kaseneko(Konkola Blades) 6
Graven Chitalu(Power) 6
Roderick Kabwe(Zanaco) 6
Chipulu Chileya(Mine Police): 5
Musonda Mweuke (Warriors) 5
Harry Milanzi (Napsa): 5
Augustine Mulenga (Nkwazi) 5
Kennedy Chola (Buffaloes) 5
Kelvin Mubanga (Nkana): 5
Larry Siakasipa (Kabwe Warriors) 5
Kennedy Mudenda (Power) 5
Allan Mukuka(Green Buffaloes) 5
Aubrey Zulu (Zanaco) 5
Henry Banda (Zanaco) 5
Zachariah Simukonda (Napsa Stars) 5
Chipungu Musukuma (Nkwazi) 5
Aubrey Funga (Zanaco) 4
Patrick Musonda (Arrows): 4
Josphat Kasusu (Kalulushi):4
Friday Kabubi (Forest): 4
Mwape Mwelwa (Zesco): 4
Nawa Nawa (Kalulushi): 4
Maybin Mwaba (Zesco): 4
Lottie Phiri (Zesco) 4
Owen Kaposa (Forest) 4
Lyson Sikaonga (Roan) 4
William Chinse(Kalulushi) 4
i wont comment until you proof read this article.
kuti bambwenamo naine ati i have never seen the inside of the class.
@Mature, natukubwelamo kale for commenting after committing yourself not to
Bushe Ba Festus Mbewe naba Bonwell Mwape babilinganafye pa local league? Their legs freeze when called upon to do national duty, maybe that stage is too big fo them.