Hwange threaten to boycott Dynamos match

HWANGE Football Club players have threatened not to travel to Harare for their league match against former champions Dynamos if the company reneges on its promise to pay them part of their dues.

The players called off their strike on Wednesday and resumed training yesterday morning after Hwange Colliery Company Limited promised to deposit part of their dues by yesterday afternoon, but they have now threatened not to travel for their fixture against Dynamos if no payment is made today.

Team chairman Joseph Zulu had promised that the company would deposit part of the players' money believed to be $250 today, resulting in them calling off their strike and returning to training, but they confirmed last night that nothing was deposited into their bank accounts.