Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Match recap📸 Scottland Queens vs Caps United Royals

Munhumutapa Challenge Cup - Women's Round of 32: Day 2 Full Time Scores Black Rhinos Queens 10 - 0 Waverly Queens MPOSA 2 - 7 Faithdrive Academy W.I.N.X vs Hardrock Queens - (Hardrock wins by Walkover) Mutare City 0 - 3 Harare City Queens Maningi FC 1 - 0 Ngezi Platinum Queens #MunhumutapaChallengeCup

Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Halftime 45' Black Rhinos Queens 5 - 0 Waverly Queens MPOSA 2 - 4 Faithdrive Academy W.I.N.X 0 - 0 Hardrock Queens Mutare City 0 - 1 Harare City Queens Maningi FC 0 - 0 Ngezi Platinum Queens

Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Kickoff 1' Black Rhinos Queens 0 - 0 Waverly Queens MPOSA 0 - 0 Faithdrive Academy W.I.N.X 0 - 0 Hardrock Queens Mutare City 0 - 0 Harare City Queens Maningi FC 0 - 0 Ngezi Platinum Queens

Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Match recap📸 Red Buffaloes 0 - 4 Correctional Queens

Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Match recap📸 Kwekwe Queens vs Shedza Queens

MUNHUMUTAPA CHALLENGE CUP Fulltime Scottland Queens 0-0 CAPS United Royals Scottland queens won 4-3 on penalties Rufaro Starlets Academy 0-6 Herentals Queens Kwekwe Queens 3-0 Shedza Queens Getty Queens 1-2 Las Palmas Cranborne Royals 1-1 Chapungu Queens (Chapungu won 4-3 on penalties) Herentals U19 2-2 Conduit SA Herentals U19 won 8-7 on penalties Midlands Terrain 0-11 Mpopoma SA

Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Halftime' Scottland Queens 0 - 0 Caps United Royals Kwekwe Queens 1 - 0 Shedza Queens Getty Queens 0 - 1 Las Palmas *Midlands Terrain 0 - 4 Mpopoma SA Herentals (U -19) 2 - 1 Conduit SA Cranborne Royals 1 - 1 Chapungu Queens Rufaro Starlets 0 - 2 Herentals Queens

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