MWOS FC Queens Show Character to Secure Comeback Victory Over Shedza Ladies
MWOS FC Queens produced a spirited second-half comeback to secure a 2-1 victory over Shedza Ladies at MWOS Ngoni Stadium on Sunday, 11 October, in the Northern Region Women’s League.
The Queens demonstrated resilience, determination and attacking intent to turn the game around after falling behind, claiming all three points in front of their home supporters.
Shedza Ladies took the lead in the 51st minute, putting the hosts under pressure as they searched for a response. However, the Queens remained composed and continued pushing forward in pursuit of an equaliser.
Their persistence paid off in the 58th minute when Doreen rose to meet a well-delivered cross with a powerful header to restore parity. The move was beautifully constructed, with Charlotte Chiyangwa finding Tawananyasha Mandishara, who delivered the decisive ball into the box.
With momentum shifting in their favour, the Queens continued to press for a winner. Their efforts were rewarded in the 77th minute when Tawananyasha Mandishara found the back of the net, finishing a lofted delivery from Samantha Save to complete the turnaround and put MWOS FC Queens ahead.
The hosts showed determination in the closing stages, protecting their advantage to see out a hard-fought victory and secure maximum points.
Speaking after the match, Assistant Coach Cephas Mugurasave praised the players for the determination and character they displayed throughout the encounter.
“We played very well.They scored first, , but we managed pull one back and also get the lead and earn three points,” said Mugurasave.
The victory reflects the Queens’ fighting spirit and ability to respond under pressure, with the players showing composure and belief when the game threatened to slip away from them.
The result will provide a valuable boost for MWOS FC Queens as they continue their Northern Region Women’s League campaign, with the team looking to build on this performance and maintain their competitive momentum.