David Temwanjira grabbed a last-gasp equaliser as Shabanie Mine ended the only remaining 100 percent record in the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League by holding log leaders Ngezi Platinum to a 1-1 draw on Sunday.

Ngezi had gone to Mandava Stadium heavily tipped to make it six wins in a row following a flying start to the new campaign, and they looked the part early on as Terrence Dzukamanja put them ahead in the 37th minute after converting a Michael Charamba cross.

Tonderai Ndiraya's troops then missed...

Ngezi Platinum emerged from match-day 5 with their title credentials reinforced after a last-gasp 1-0 win over Chicken Inn, but Highlanders and FC Platinum did their utmost to keep the pressure on the early pace-setters.

Forward Clive Augusto clinched the winner for Ngezi in the final moments of a tightly-contested encounter to enable the Mhondoro-based upstarts to preserve the only remaining 100 percent record in the new Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League season.

Remarkably, Ngezi are yet to concede...

Dynamos' troubled start to the new campaign took another nasty turn as they lost 1-0 at home to eternal rivals Highlanders on Monday for a third defeat in four matches in the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League.

Striker Ozias Zibande proved the difference after tapping the ball home from close range on the stroke of half-time to cap a dominant first-half display for Highlanders.

The visitors continued to look the more threatening side after the break and could have notched a couple more goals but for...

FC Platinum finally bagged their coveted maiden league title after years of underachievement this season, and their success reinforces the perception that the balance of power is shifting away from the traditional giants in Zimbabwe's Premier Soccer League.

Indeed, following decades of often monotonous dominance by the big three of Dynamos, Highlanders and CAPS United, Platinum, along with fellow upstarts Ngezi and Chicken Inn, appear primed to upset the established order.

However, don't expect...

An assistant referee sustained a cut above the eye after being struck by a missile as the Chibuku Super Cup quarterfinal clash between CAPS United and Shabanie Mine was abandoned just after the hour-mark due to crowd trouble.

Veteran defender William Mapfumo had beaten the halftime whistle with a superb header to put hosts Shabanie ahead, with favourites CAPS then struggling to convert a series of chances which came their way, much to the frustration of the travelling supporters.

And just when it...