Fir Park winger was the Zimbabwe hero as side clinched AFCON spot
Motherwell flying machine Tawanda Maswanhise insists netting his first international goal to secure Zimbabwe’s place at the African Cup of Nations has given him wings.
Now they face Cameroon in a straight shoot out to finish top of the group. And ahead of Tuesday’s clash with the Indomitable Lions, the former Leicester kid said: “I am very happy to have taken off in terms of scoring for the Warriors. “It is something that you always want to do and the opportunity presented itself at the grandest of stages. I am happy the goal eventually took us to the AFCON finals and it is something very encouraging to be involved in such high-octane games.
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