Power Dynamos Coach Oswald Mutapa shared a determined mindset ahead of the match, stating, “We knew it wouldn’t be easy, we came to fight and to win.”
This declaration underscored the team’s preparedness for a significant challenge, emphasizing that they had entered the contest with their eyes wide open walking away with a goal from Kondwani Chiboni.
“Impossible is nothing. We still have two games to play, which is six points,” Mutapa said.
“As I have always said, in football you can never rule out anything. We just have to stay positive. We play at home, get the three points, and then see how it goes in the last game.”
“We knew it wasn’t going to be an easy game, but we were prepared to fight for victory,” he added.
“We controlled the game when we had the ball, but the last 15 minutes were more difficult. We are happy with the result.”
“We need to fight for more points as we face the remaining opponents. In football, you can’t rule out anything,” Mutapa said.
Their approach was never one of mere participation but was instead rooted in a resilient and combative spirit.
