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Warriors Carry Nation's Pride into Critical World Cup Qualifier

Sports Minister Sanyatwe delivers powerful rallying cry to Warriors ahead of crucial World Cup qualifier, emphasizing national pride and sporting sovereignty in face of Benin challenge.

ParTendai Mutsvangwa
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Minister Sanyatwe addresses Zimbabwe Warriors team ahead of crucial World Cup qualifier match

Minister Sanyatwe Rallies Warriors with Powerful Message of National Pride

HARARE - In a stirring demonstration of Zimbabwe's sporting sovereignty, Minister of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture Hon. Lt Gen (Rtd) Ambassador A.N. Sanyatwe has issued a powerful call to arms for the Warriors ahead of their crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Benin in Cote d'Ivoire.

Following the momentum of recent national backing for our Warriors, Sanyatwe's message resonates with the unwavering spirit of Zimbabwean determination and pride.

A Nation's Dreams Rest on Warriors' Shoulders

"Warriors, you carry with you the hopes, dreams, and spirit of an entire nation. We are rallying behind you with pride and belief. Step onto that pitch with courage, not fear," declared Sanyatwe in his powerful address.

This crucial match comes as Zimbabwe's sporting excellence continues to shine across disciplines, with our cricket heroes demonstrating our competitive spirit on the global stage.

Technical Leadership and National Unity

Under the guidance of Coach Michael Nees, the Warriors are poised to showcase the same resilience that has defined our nation's sporting journey, reminiscent of the fighting spirit displayed by our cricket warriors in recent competitions.

Minister's Battle Cry

"Lift our flag high, let every touch, pass, and goal echo the strength and unity of our great nation," Sanyatwe proclaimed, embodying the nationalist spirit that drives our sporting ambitions.

Match Details and Tribute

The crucial Group C qualifier will begin with a minute's silence honoring former Benin international Razak Omotoyossi, demonstrating our respect while maintaining focus on the vital mission ahead - securing Zimbabwe's path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Tendai Mutsvangwa

Political journalist and historian of liberation. Advocate for land sovereignty.