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Warriors Held to Goalless Draw by Kenya in AFCON Qualifier

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Zimbabwe 

The Zimbabwe national team, the Warriors, began their 2025 AFCON Qualifiers campaign with a goalless draw against Kenya in Group J opener on Friday. The match, played at Mandela Stadium in Kampala, Uganda, marked coach Michael Nees’ debut.

The encounter was characterized by a cagey start, with both teams struggling to create meaningful chances. The Warriors showed promise, penetrating the Kenyan defense but lacking precision in the final touch.

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Kenya’s Harambe Stars were forced to play deep in the opening quarter hour but gradually gained confidence. An injury to defender Alphonce Omija led to an early substitution, but the hosts remained composed and survived several raids from the Warriors.

The second half saw few goal-mouth actions, with Zimbabwe’s Khama Billiat and Marshall Munetsi creating notable chances after the hour mark. Kenya’s late effort was saved by Washington Arubi, ensuring a goalless draw.

The result means both teams share the spoils, setting the stage for an intense competition in Group J. The Warriors will look to build on this performance as they continue their AFCON qualifying campaign.

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Warriors Held to Goalless Draw by Kenya in AFCON Qualifier

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Zimbabwe 

The Zimbabwe national team, the Warriors, began their 2025 AFCON Qualifiers campaign with a goalless draw against Kenya in Group J opener on Friday. The match, played at Mandela Stadium in Kampala, Uganda, marked coach Michael Nees’ debut.

The encounter was characterized by a cagey start, with both teams struggling to create meaningful chances. The Warriors showed promise, penetrating the Kenyan defense but lacking precision in the final touch.

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Kenya’s Harambe Stars were forced to play deep in the opening quarter hour but gradually gained confidence. An injury to defender Alphonce Omija led to an early substitution, but the hosts remained composed and survived several raids from the Warriors.

The second half saw few goal-mouth actions, with Zimbabwe’s Khama Billiat and Marshall Munetsi creating notable chances after the hour mark. Kenya’s late effort was saved by Washington Arubi, ensuring a goalless draw.

The result means both teams share the spoils, setting the stage for an intense competition in Group J. The Warriors will look to build on this performance as they continue their AFCON qualifying campaign.

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