Oscar Rusenga in TRIANGLE
Triangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (2) 2
Chapungu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0

TWO first half goals from débutant Ephinos Kamunda and Russel Madamombe helped Triangle ground Chapungu in a Castle Lager Premiership tie at Gibbo yesterday.

Triangle, who beat title contenders Ngezi Platinum Stars two weeks ago, have been doing well against top sides and dropping points against the lightweights.

New acquisition Kamunda made an immediate impact as he contributed immensely to Triangle’s victory. After being kept at bay for some time, Triangle were eventually rewarded for their patience and pressure when referee Artwell Mazire gave them a penalty after a handball inside the box in the 31st minute.

Former Dynamos midfielder Madamombe took responsibility and coolly converted from the spot, giving goalkeeper Roy Mazingi no chance.

Triangle doubled their lead 10 minutes later when Kamunda, who was signed from Division One side Karoi United, showed his goal-poaching prowess after some good work by skipper Nhamo Lameck.

Kamunda was later replaced by veteran Courage Denias with nine minutes left and was given a standing ovation by the home fans.

Triangle coach Taurai Mangwiro praised his troops. “I am very happy with the result, it’s a special victory. We had never won two games on the trot and this is the beginning of good things,’’ he said.

‘’It has been a challenge and we are now looking for a third consecutive victory when we travel to Dynamos on Sunday. I am happy, the boys played according to instructions and we scored in the first half and we managed to keep a clean sheet.

“I am happy the new boy (Kamunda) fitted in like a glove and was well complemented by everyone. I also want to thank our fans for their continued support and I promise we will do everything to make them smile.’’

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