Scotland FC soars: Match abandoned, but justice se...

Scotland FC soars: Match abandoned, but justice served

Zim Now Writer

Scotland Football Club's recent 3-0 victory over Karoi United, awarded due to fan violence, has propelled them to 69 points, just two points shy of league leaders MWOS.

The abandoned match on September 15 was marred by chaos when referee Matthew Dingo was struck by a missile thrown by a Karoi United fan. Match commissioner Kanzvimbo Kanzvimbo's report revealed widespread unruly behavior by Karoi United fans, including threats of violence.

But the real controversy lies in the alleged corruption plaguing the league. Investigations suggest a syndicate of referees and club officials is manipulating match outcome.

"Refs committee should ensure matches are played same day, same time, and those controversial officials should stay away," demanded one frustrated fan.

"Major point is on 3 points and refs in the last games," echoed another.

Despite numerous complaints, ZIFA's inaction has sparked speculation about possible collusion within football authorities. Fans and teams are calling for transparency and reform.

As Scotland celebrates its awarded points, the focus shifts to the refereeing system's credibility. With the league approaching its final stretch, the need for accountability has never been more urgent.