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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 26659, member: 2262"] Scottland FC achieved their first victory in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League against Triangle United despite facing challenges during most of the match. The team earned three points thanks to an unfortunate error by Triangle United when their defense scored against themselves during the final moments of play. This marked a successful start for Scottland though they performed below expectations given their roster strength and experience level. The squad appeared disorganized for large portions of the initial 45 minutes, with players struggling to establish effective coordination. Midfielder Thabani Kamusoko emerged as a standout performer, creating multiple opportunities and earning significant appreciation from supporters present at the venue. His contributions proved valuable, as fans recognized his efforts with applause when players headed to the locker room at halftime. Following the interval, Scottland continued facing difficulties despite fielding numerous veteran players on the pitch. Forward Lynoth Chikuhwa failed to convert a clear scoring chance after captain Walter Musona had taken advantage of their opponents' defensive mistakes. The missed opportunity could have given Scottland breathing room much earlier rather than relying on late developments for their victory. Manager Tonderai Ndiraya adjusted his strategy by substituting several players, including Panashe Mutimbanyoka, Sadney Urikhob, and Michael Tapera, who provided additional attacking options. These substitutions eventually paid dividends when persistent pressure resulted in Triangle scoring against themselves during added time. Ndiraya later described the result as historically significant for the club regardless of performance quality, acknowledging the team needs improvement but expressing satisfaction with securing maximum points from their debut match. Scottland must prepare for their upcoming fixture against CAPS United scheduled at Rufaro Stadium. [/QUOTE]

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