HIGHLANDERS coach Madinda Ndlovu felt they were their own worst enemies as they came out of Rufaro empty-handed despite dominating their Castle Lager Premier Soccer League tie against Yadah yesterday.

Tafadzwa Makahlera’s 40th minute from outside the box found its mark and it made the diference handing the struggling hosts a win.

shot outside the box made the difference that saw Yadah collecting maximum points for the second time, in this year’s campaign.

Yadah took their tally to 12 points while Highlanders remain a point behind.

Bosso were good in all departments and created a number of fine opportunities but they lacked the final touch.

At the end of the game Ndlovu reckoned his Bosso had literally scored an own goal.

“In today’s game, we lost to ourselves. We dominated play but not dominating the game tactically.
“Tactically we were not sound. Tough luck to us, but we made very good tactical changes. We were looking for a goal and we have to try our best to get that equaliser.

“We have numerous chances probably more than we have created before. But if luck is not on your side, it is not on your side.

“I don’t blame the players they did extremely good, it’s a game we count as not our day and we move forward,’’ said Ndlovu.State media