While some football followers have accused Dynamos of throwing their game against CAPS United on Sunday, Highlanders’ goalkeepers’ coach and technical supervisor Cosmas “Tsano” Zulu has applauded DeMbare for stealing a point.
 
Dynamos blew a 3-0 lead in the last five minutes of their Harare derby, allowing CAPS United to score three goals and snatch a valuable point for the title aspirants.
 
Fans took to social media after the match accusing Dynamos of “helping” CAPS United.
 
But Zulu dismissed Bosso fans’ insinuation of match-fixing.
 
He said CAPS United went into Sunday’s game as favourites.
 
“Unlike most people, I thank Dynamos for taking off two important points from Caps United.  Based on Dynamos’ form, I never thought that they were going to get anything from Caps United. Holding Caps United and taking away two points from their neighbours is good for us, as it gives us hope. We closed the gap to a point and we are still dreaming with the hope of waking up to a fulfilled dream at the end of the season,” said Zulu.

CAPS United, like Highlanders and FC Platinum, fancy their title chances, but are left with tricky games.
 
CAPS United’s next match is against Harare City, whom they beat 2-1 in the first leg.
 
After the Harare City encounter, CAPS United will host Ngezi Platinum stars at the National Sports Stadium. The two teams drew 1-1 in the reverse fixture.
 
Ngezi Platinum showed that they are no pushovers at the weekend by holding FC Platinum to a 1-1 draw.

CAPS United wrap up their season with an away trip to Gweru for a date against Chapungu.
 
Second-placed Highlanders’ next game is against relegation staring Tsholotsho FC, who beat Chapungu 2-1 to keep their survival dream alive.
 
Bosso then travel to Mandava Stadium in Zvishavane to face FC Platinum, hoping the platinum miners would have been eliminated from the race by then.
 
Highlanders end their season with a home game against Hwange.
 
FC Platinum have watched their title dreams slowly vanishing in the past few weeks and face Chapungu in Gweru in their next game, followed by Highlanders in Zvishavane before ending their campaign in Bulawayo against Tsholotsho.