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Dembare summoned over Chibuku Super Cup chaos
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The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has summoned Dynamos Football Club to appear before its Disciplinary Committee following allegations of disorderly conduct during the Chibuku Super Cup final against Triangle United at Gibbo Stadium on Saturday.
The dispute arose when Dynamos protested the use of Triangle-branded match balls, arguing that each team was required to provide five balls to make up the standard total of ten. Their objection halted proceedings and pushed kick-off back by 21 minutes as both sides negotiated a compromise.
In a statement issued yesterday, the PSL confirmed that Dynamos and four members of the technical team - Kelvin Kaindu, Thomas Ruzive, Takesure Chinyama and Thulani Muzambwa - are being called to answer for their role in the disruption.
"The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has summoned Dynamos FC and their technical officials, Kelvin Kaindu, Thomas Ruzive, Takesure Chinyama and Thulani Muzambwa, to appear before the PSL Disciplinary Committee on charges of disorderly conduct, which resulted in the delay of the match kick-off during their Chibuku Super Cup fixture against Triangle United FC played on 29 November 2025 at Gibbo Stadium.
"The club and its officials are accused of disturbing the normal proceedings of a match, failing to comply with lawful instructions, and engaging in conduct deemed improper and likely to bring the League into disrepute in terms of the PSL Rules and Regulations," read the statement.
The hearing has been scheduled for Thursday, December 11 at the PSL offices, where Dynamos will have an opportunity to respond to the charges.
The dispute arose when Dynamos protested the use of Triangle-branded match balls, arguing that each team was required to provide five balls to make up the standard total of ten. Their objection halted proceedings and pushed kick-off back by 21 minutes as both sides negotiated a compromise.
In a statement issued yesterday, the PSL confirmed that Dynamos and four members of the technical team - Kelvin Kaindu, Thomas Ruzive, Takesure Chinyama and Thulani Muzambwa - are being called to answer for their role in the disruption.
"The club and its officials are accused of disturbing the normal proceedings of a match, failing to comply with lawful instructions, and engaging in conduct deemed improper and likely to bring the League into disrepute in terms of the PSL Rules and Regulations," read the statement.
The hearing has been scheduled for Thursday, December 11 at the PSL offices, where Dynamos will have an opportunity to respond to the charges.
Source - newzimbabwe
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