The Castle Lager PSL has confirmed receipt of the official match report of the abandoned Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final between Shabanie Mine and CAPS United from referee Philani Ncube.

The explosive game was abandoned in the 65th minute after second assistant referee Thomas Kusosa was hit by a missile thrown by alleged CAPS United fans for flagging a Kudzai Nyamupfukudza 64th minute goal for offside.

Shabanie Mine had gone into the lead through William Mapfumo whose diving header from a Trevor Ajana corner beat CAPS goalkeeper Sibanda all systems out in the 44th minute.

The Premier Soccer League has also condemned the violence that took place at Maglas. The league chiefs stated that there was no place for violence and hooliganism in the game of football and the PSL will not condone such unacceptable behaviour.

Full statement from PSL:

The Premier Soccer League has received the official match report from the Referee for the abandoned Chibuku Super Cup Quarter Final match between Shabanie Mine FC and Caps United FC played at Maglas Stadium on Sunday 08 October 2017.

We have requested the two clubs to send their reports detailing what transpired. Thereafter, we will advise our stakeholders on the way forward.

We take this opportunity to condemn violence and hooliganism at our stadia.

We appeal to Law enforcement agents to identify perpetrators of violence and bring them to book to make our stadia safe.

We further urge all football leaders to educate their fans on the dangers of violence and hooliganism.