Mighty Warriors Set for Revised Three-Nation Tournament in Malawi

The Zimbabwe Senior Women’s National Team, the Mighty Warriors, will now compete in a three-nation tournament in Lilongwe following changes to the initial competition format. Scheduled for Bingu National Stadium, the tournament will also feature hosts Malawi and Zambia.

The adjustment comes after revised communication from the tournament organisers. Despite the modification, the Mighty Warriors remain firmly focused on their mission and are preparing to put on strong performances against two respected regional rivals. Preparations are already underway in Harare, where Head Coach Sithethelelwe “Kwinji 15” Sibanda and her technical team are overseeing training with a 30-player provisional squad. This group will be reduced to 23 players before the team travels to Malawi.

The Association will share further details, including the final squad and match schedule, as soon as they are confirmed.

PROVISIONAL SQUAD

Goalkeepers

Cynthia Shonga (Herentals Queens), Delight Matigwene (Chapungu Queens), Vanessa Lunga (Platinum Royals)

Defenders

Bridget Mutaurwa (Herentals Queens), Thandekile Mandaba (Correctional Queens), Nobukhosi Ncube (Chapungu Queens), Egness Tumbare (Correctional Queens), Nokukhanya Ndlovu (Platinum Royals), Fiona Kabera (Conduit Soccer Academy), Melinda Mapasure (Faithdrive Academy), Sheila Antonio (Chapungu Queens), Alice Moyo (Herentals Queens)

Midfielders

Caroline Mangwai (Black Rhinos Queens), Daisy Kaitano (Black Rhinos Queens), Shyline Dambamuromo (Herentals Queens), Macgirl Sipini (Harare City Queens), Patience Ndlovu (Mpopoma Soccer Academy), Lucia Chisvo (Black Rhinos), Bethel Kondo (Herentals Queens), Christabel Katona (Black Rhinos), Ennert Chemhere (Platinum Royals), Tasha Dube (Sheasham Queens)

Forwards

Praynance Zvawanda (Herentals Queens), Thandolwenkosi Sibanda (Mpopoma Soccer Academy), Blessing Moyo (Correctional Queens), Mitchel Guri (Highlanders Royals), Rutendo Makore (Black Rhinos Queens), Anita Ncube (Kwekwe Queens), Ethel Chinyerere (Chapungu Queens), Priviledge Mupeti (Black Rhinos)

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