Double Action bow out

Friday, September 03, 2021 | 50 Views |

Double Action’s quest to book a place at the CAF Women’s Champions League finals ended at the semifinal stage after the team went down 2-0 to Zimbabwe’s Black Rhino Queens yesterday.

In a game played at the King Zwelithini Stadium in Durban, South Africa, Double Action conceded two quickfire goals in the first half as Rhino Queens capitalised on sloppy defending.

The local side were a goal down as early as the fourth minute, with Mavis Chirandu getting the lead for the Rhino Queens. A minute later, Action went further behind when Marjory Nyaumwe doubled the lead for the Zimbabwean side.

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