Zim Now Writer
Tinotenda Muringai and Emmanuel Mandiranga have won their first silverware with Mozambican club UD Songo.
The pair joined the side last month, with Muringai moving to the east African country on a season-long loan deal from Dynamos, while Mandiranga signed a one-year contract following his departure from CAPS United.
The players featured in the invitational Pre-Season International Bonanza tournament held in Malawi over the past week.
Songo defeated hosts team Nyasa Big Bullets, which is coached by Zimbabwean gaffer, Kalisto Pasuwa, in their final match at the Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The victory saw them finishing the tournament on top of the table to win the pre-season tournament.
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