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    Simba Bhora offers transport to Mighty Warriors supporters.

    Ambience MagazineBy Ambience Magazine22/02/2025Updated:22/02/2025No Comments12 Views
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    Kudakwashe Chinokuya

    Premiership Soccer League (PSL) champions, Simba Bhora Football Club has offered the Mighty Warriors supporters a bus to ferry them to Pretoria ahead of the African Women Cup of Nations (AWCON) qualifier against Angola.

    The match is scheduled for the 26th of February in Pretoria. In their first leg the Mighty Warriors lost 2-1 in Luanda.

    In appreciation to the support by Simba Bhora Football club, Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) President Nqobile Magwizi said:

    “This act of generosity by Simba Bhora Football Club is a testament to the unity and shared vision we have for Zimbabwean football.

    “Their support will go a long way in boosting the morale of our team and fostering a stronger football culture. We are deeply grateful for their contribution.”

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