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Bosso beaten by Chicken Inn

by Sports reporter

16 May 2015 at 17:58hrs | 5642 Views

Chicken Inn 2 - 1 Highlanders
Harare City 1 - 1 Hwange FC
Flame Lily 2 - 0 Buffaloes
Whawha 1 - 2 ZPC Kariba

Source - zbc

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