ZIMBABWE

zimbabwe

Year of formation: 1950
Affiliation FIFA: 1965 / 1980
Affiliation CAF: 1980
National Stadium: National Stadium, Harare (60 000)
National Colours: Green - Gold / Green - Gold / Green - Gold

Zimbabwe are three-time champions in the Cosafa Senior Challenge and one of the region’s powerhouses. Their last triumph came in 2005 when they were winners of the regional championship in Mmabatho, beating Zambia in the final. In 2003, they easily beat Malawi in the decider, winning both legs for a 4-1 aggregate triumph. Their success in 2000 in the final against Lesotho brought to an end a long spell of poor luck for the nearly-men of African soccer, who for more than two decades have consistently narrowly failed to qualify for both the World Cup and African Nations Cup finals. That changed with the Warriors qualifying for the Nations Cup finals in Tunisia in 2004. They also competed at the 2006 finals in Egypt. Zimbabwe previously had success in the East and Central African Senior Challenge Cup, winning when they hosted the tournament in 1985. At club level, Dynamos of Harare reached the final of the African Champions League in 1998.
They have dropped out of the last two Cosafa Senior Challenge tournaments without conceding a goal – losing 5-4 on penalties to Mozambique in 2007 and Zambia in 2008 following goalless draws.

DATE

VENUE

OPPONENT

RESULT

GOALSCORERS

16-3-97

Windhoek

NAMIBIA

1-2

Mushangazhike (pen)

18-1-98

Maseru

LESOTHO

2-0

Nkonjera, Ntsonyana (og)

19-4-98

Harare

NAMIBIA

5-2

Muradzikwa, Nkonjera (pen), Mrewa, P Ndlovu, Rinhemota

24-5-98

Maputo

MOZAMBIQUE

2-0

P Ndlovu, Muradzikwa

30-8-98

Luanda

ANGOLA

1-2

Mrewa

27-9-98

Harare

ZAMBIA

0-1

 

18-7-99

Somhlolo

SWAZILAND

1-1

Tembo

5-3-00

Harare

LESOTHO

2-1

Lupahla, Marai (og)

14-5-00

Harare

NAMIBIA

3-2

Jukelile 2, William Mugeyi

29-7-00

Pt Elizabeth

SOUTH AFRICA

1-0

Tembo

13-8-00

Maseru

LESOTHO

3-0

Makara (og), William Mugeyi, Jukelile

27-8-00

Bulawayo

LESOTHO

3-0

Jukelile (pen), Chisango Mwaruwaru

8-7-01

Harare

SWAZILAND

2-1

Sibanda, Jukelile

25-8-01

Blantyre

MALAWI

2-0

Kasinauyo, M Dube

16-9-01

Luanda

ANGOLA

0-0

 

30-9-01

Harare

ANGOLA

0-1

 

5-5-02

Harare

SWAZILAND

0-2

 

20-4-03

Harare

ANGOLA

1-0

A Ndlovu

19-7-03

East London

SOUTH AFRICA

1-0

Muhoni

31-8-03

Bulawayo

SWAZILAND

2-0

P Ndlovu 2

27-9-03

Blantyre

MALAWI

2-1

Mbano, Makonese

5-10-03

Harare

MALAWI

2-0

Yohane, P Ndlovu

27-6-04

Somhlolo

SWAZILAND

5-0

Kasinuayo, P Ndlovu (3), Masangane (og),

24-10-04

Harare

ZAMBIA

0-0

 

16-4-05

Windhoek

MOZAMBIQUE

3-0

Chimedza (2, 1 pen), Sandaka

17-4-05

Windhoek

BOTSWANA

2-0

Badza, Sandaka

13-8-05

Mmabatho

ANGOLA

2-1

Chandida, Sandaka

14-8-05

Mmabatho

ZAMBIA

1-0

Chandida

17-9-06

Harare

ANGOLA

1-2

Chandida

28-04-07

Maputo

MADAGASCAR

1-0

Nkata

29-04-07

Maputo

MOZAMBIQUE

0-0*
*lost 5-4 on penalties

-

27-07-08

Secunda

ZAMBIA

0-0* -
*lost 5-4 on penalties

-

 RECORD

 

P

W

D

L

F

A

Home

15

11

1

3

25

13

Away

19

13

4

2

30

7

Total

34

24

5

5

55

20

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