Zim Now Writer
The Warriors who drew 1-1 with hosts Rwanda in the World Cup qualifiers have reportedly refused to train until they have been paid their bonuses.
Word from Rwanda is to the effect that the Zimbabweans, who face Nigeria on Sunday, had been promised US$2 000 for a win and US$1 000 for a draw.
Baltemar Brito’s charges began their Group C campaign with a goalless draw against Rwanda at the Huye Stadium yesterday and will face the Super Eagles at the same venue this weekend.
The players remained in their hotel rooms when it was time leave for the 2pm training session, demanding their bonuses first before they could do so.
Efforts to get a comment from team manager Clemence Matawu were in vain as his phone went unanswered.
According to the source, the players wanted their bonuses for the Rwanda game first, before they could start preparing for the Nigeria match.
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