By McGeorge Mbare
MUNASHE Bamara scored a magical late goal to seal a hard fought 3-2 comeback victory for Hard Rock FC against MWOS FC in a Premier Soccer League match day 32 at Chahwanda Stadium on Sunday.
The former Dulibadzimu captain and Triangle FC midfielder struck in the 88th minute to complete the comeback for the Kasongo Boys, securing three crucial points for Hard Rock FC in their bid to remain at the top of the league standings.
Hard Rock FC went into halftime trailing 2-0 against the Punters, MWOS FC, but showed great determination in the second half. Gerald Takwara and Mavuso Thubelihle scored to restore parity before Bamara delivered the decisive blow late in the match.
The 3-2 victory took Hard Rock FC to 69 points from 32 matches, putting them eight points ahead of defending champions Scotland FC, who have recorded 61 points from 30 matches.
The dramatic comeback adds another memorable chapter to Zimbabwe’s Premier Soccer League title race, with Hard Rock FC maintaining their advantage as the competition approaches its decisive stages.
Speaking to Ziyah News Network after the match, Bamara expressed his joy and praised his teammates for their determination and belief, saying they never gave up despite the difficult circumstances.
“We are very happy, and I am personally very happy. It wasn’t an easy game for us, but we thank God for the three points. I am so grateful that we never gave up ,” Bamara said.
Bamara has become an inspiration to many young people across the border town of Beitbridge.
Having risen from a community football team to competing in Zimbabwe’s top-flight league, his journey serves as a testament to perseverance, hard work and determination.
His story Is one of humble beginnings, which is why many football fans from Beitbridge continue to cheer him on as he builds his career at Hard Rock FC.