zhar fc 4 vs 4 Midlands foxes

Zhar FC hosted Midlands Foxes at Gweru on 21 March 2026 in a pulsating league encounter that kicked off at 10:00am. The match, contested over 60 minutes plus added time, ended in a dramatic 4-4 draw, providing a feast of goals and end-to-end action for the modest crowd of ten spectators. Referee Badza oversaw the game, maintaining control with a steady performance.

Zhar FC lined up in a classic 4-3-3 formation, deploying Major in goal to marshal the defence. The back four consisted of Yala at right back, Simba Lawyer and Denzy 1 as central defenders, and Mussa Dembele on the left flank. In midfield, Henry operated on the right, Sude held the central midfield role, and Medhe took up the left midfield position. Upfront, the attacking trio featured Noble on the right wing, Terry as the central striker, and Pogba on the left wing. The substitutes named were Badza 1 and Nyasha.

The 4-3-3 setup was designed to provide width and attacking impetus from the flanks, with Henry and Medhe expected to support both defence and attack, while Sude’s role was pivotal in controlling the midfield tempo and linking play. The front three were tasked with stretching the opposition defence and creating scoring opportunities, with Terry leading the line and Noble and Pogba cutting inside or delivering crosses.

The match burst into life early on when Noble opened the scoring for Zhar FC in the 7th minute. Receiving a precise assist from Sude, Noble finished from close range with his right foot, giving the home side an early advantage. However, Midlands Foxes responded swiftly, levelling the score just three minutes later in the 10th minute, signalling a fiercely competitive encounter.

Major, Zhar FC’s goalkeeper, was called into action at the 15th minute mark, making a crucial save to keep his side in the game. Despite his efforts, Midlands Foxes struck again in the 27th minute to take the lead, putting Zhar FC on the back foot as the first half neared its conclusion.

The half-time whistle blew at 30 minutes with Midlands Foxes leading 2-1, setting the stage for an intense second period. Zhar FC came out fighting after the break, with Noble once again finding the net in the 35th minute. This time, Sude provided a long pass assist that split the defence, allowing Noble to restore parity.

Zhar FC’s midfield maestro Sude then turned provider and scorer, receiving an assist from Mussa Dembele to slot home in the 44th minute, putting the hosts ahead 3-2. The game’s intensity was reflected in the quick substitutions that followed: Pogba was replaced by Badza 1 immediately after half-time at 46 minutes, while Nyasha came on for Mussa Dembele at 57 minutes, signalling tactical adjustments from the home side.

Midlands Foxes were relentless and equalised again in the 63rd minute, maintaining the seesaw nature of the contest. Zhar FC’s Medhe was flagged offside in the 71st minute, halting a promising attack. The visitors then struck once more in the 76th minute to take a 4-3 lead, intensifying the pressure on Zhar FC.

In a dramatic finish, Sude once again rose to the occasion, scoring a vital goal in the 92nd minute with an assist from Henry, ensuring Zhar FC salvaged a point in a thrilling 4-4 draw. Sude’s influence throughout the match was undeniable, earning him the player of the match accolade for his crucial goals and midfield dominance.

The encounter was a rollercoaster of emotions, with both sides demonstrating attacking flair and resilience. Zhar FC’s 4-3-3 formation allowed them to create numerous chances, while Midlands Foxes matched their intensity, resulting in a high-scoring and memorable fixture at Gweru.