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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47470, member: 636"]
MWOS FC defeated Highlanders 1-0 at Babourfields Stadium on Sunday. The victory moved the newcomers back to first place in the Premier Soccer League standings. Highlanders recently dismissed head coach Kelvin Kaindu but could not turn around their poor form. The home team struggled defensively against visiting MWOS throughout most of the match. Lloyd Mutasa's squad scored the winning goal with fewer than 10 minutes remaining in the game.

The result helped MWOS capitalize on Saturday's draw from Simba Bhora. MWOS now leads the league table after completing 18 matches this season. Highlanders failed to keep a clean sheet at their home stadium. The visiting team maintained pressure on the defense for long periods. MWOS earned the crucial three points that lifted them above their competitors.

CAPS United managed just one point against Green Fuel at Rufaro Stadium. The Harare club could not secure a second victory over Green Fuel this season. Ian Bakala coaches CAPS United and has guided them to recent improvements. The team sits in the lower half of the standings with 20 total points. Bakala has overseen 16 of those points since taking charge of the club.

Triangle and Scottland played to a scoreless draw at Gibbo Stadium. Neither team found the net during the entire match. The result left both clubs searching for more offensive production. Triangle defended well against a talented Scottland roster. Both teams earned one point from the defensive battle.
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