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Munhumutapa Juniors draw sets up double contests in Bulawayo
Mpopoma Sports Academy and Maningi FC Juniors will meet in both girls’ age groups, while Sombvubu High School will chase two semi-final places after Wednesday’s draw for the ZIFA Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Juniors Tournament. Bulawayo will host the Under-14 and Under-16 boys’ and girls’ competitions on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 November 2026. Young Warriors […]
Young Warriors Defy Seeding with 70-Place Leap
Zimbabwe’s Young Warriors confounded their seeding at the FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival in Azerbaijan, finishing 107th overall after entering the tournament seeded 177th – an impressive leap of 70 places. The finish placed Zimbabwe ahead of 82 of the 189 participating teams, providing an encouraging platform on which to build the next generation […]
Young Warriors Lay Foundations for the Future in Baku
Zimbabwe’s Young Warriors will depart Azerbaijan with an experience that stretches beyond the results: valuable lessons, international exposure and a stronger foundation for their football journeys. Their participation in the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival 2026 provided an important development opportunity. At an age when technique, confidence and understanding of the game were […]
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The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) was established in 1965 as the governing body of football in Zimbabwe, formed to oversee and develop the game nationwide and to create unity within the sport across all communities.
Our Vision is bold and unapologetic.
To build a world-class cohesive football ecosystem that nurtures talent, fosters professionalism, and positions Zimbabwean football as a dominant force in Africa and beyond.
Our Mission is rooted in empowerment.
To give every Zimbabwean who wishes to embrace football the chance to play, coach, referee, or support the game.