Mauritius vs Zimbabwe, 2025 COSAFA Cup, Group Stage

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Mauritius are hosting Zimbabwe at Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein, South Africa, starting on . The match is a part of the COSAFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: COSAFA Cup

Venue: Free State Stadium
Location: Bloemfontein, South Africa

COSAFA Cup Standings

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	South Africa	3	+1	4
2	Zimbabwe	3	0	4
3	Mozambique	3	-1	4
4	Mauritius	3	0	3

Full Standings

Line-Ups

Mauritius

No.	Name
	Kevin Jean-Louis (GK)
92	Lindsay Rose
	Wilson Mootoo
	Dylan Collard
	Jordan Francois
18	Gabriel Caliste
	Adel Langue
	Yannick Aristide
	Cooper Legrand
	Adrien Botlar
	Stephen De Robillard

Mauritius Substitutes:

Nolann Steulet, Fabrice Brasse, William Francois, Jason Ferré, Pascal Colin, Rosario Latouchent, Angel Arthee, Brandon Citorah, Linley Rita, Jininio Darbon, Bradley Antoine, Loïc Michel.

Zimbabwe

No.	Name
16	Martin Mapisa (GK)
14	Allan Chapinduka
18	Andrew Mbeba
4	Simbarashe Takaedza
2	Arter Kaseke
6	Prosper Padera
8	Junior Makunike
11	Tinotenda Meke
13	Kennedy Mupomba
17	Nisbet Muzenda
7	Thandolwenkosi Ngwenya

Zimbabwe Substitutes:

Blessed Mashonganyika, Nathan Mutasa, Mafios Chiweta, Calvin Chigara, Tatenda Chikowero, Denzel Mapuwa, Prince Ndlovu, Joseph Kaunda.

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