Lloyd Mutasa was left fuming after his charges surrendered a three goal lead in seven minutes to draw 3-3 against CAPS United in an exciting Harare derby at the National Sports stadium on Sunday.

Dynamos raced into the lead early in the first half through Roderick Mutuma before Masimba Mambare and substitute Tawanda Macheke scored the other two goals in the second half. 

However CAPS United conjured a memorable comeback in the dying stages of the match with centre back Dennis Dauda  initiating with a header in the 86th minute.

Substitute Amon Kambanji scored after three minutes before Dauda capped the fine afternoon with an equaliser in the last minute of optional time.
 
Mutasa said he was left thinking "otherwise" after his team crumbled in a disappointing manner.

“As a coach, you are bound to think otherwise. You look at the goals we conceded they are identical. You give assignments to players to go behind the ball what they do at the end of the day, you find them wondering everywhere.

“There are certain players who didn't play according to instructions. We wanted to beat Caps United and show the world that we can stand up and be counted.  After such silly mistakes, I am disappointed," fumed Mutasa.

A win could have seen Dynamos leapfrog ZPC Kariba who are on 41 points, into fourth position.