It was a sunny day in Harare when Scotland players gathered at Rufaro Stadium, eager to take on relegation-threatened Norton Community.
Their president, Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya, had promised a handsome reward for a convincing win, emphasizing the importance of goal difference in their tight title race with Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) leaders, MWOS.From the first whistle,Scotland dominated the pitch, netting seven goals against Norton Community.
Today Sakupwanya made good on his promise, presenting each player with $1500. $1000 was specifically for the Norton Community win, while $250 accounted for the team’s success in two other matches.
At training, Sakupwanya addressed his team, “Your hard work and dedication are paying off. With only four matches left, every goal counts. I’ll continue to incentivize big wins, pushing us closer to that Premier Soccer League ticket.”MWOS maintain a healthier goal difference, but Scotland’s momentum is building.
The stage is set for the final push between the two teams with only four games to go before the conclusion of the league.
With Scotland’ players fueled by their presidents generosity and unwavering belief in their abilities.
Would Scotland claim the sole Premier Soccer League ticket, or would MWOS hold their ground? Only time would tell, but one thing is certain – Scotland’s players would give it their all, driven by their boss financial motivation
