Terrence Mawawa

Dynamos head coach Lloyd Mutasa was disappointed yesterday after his side failed to rise to the occasion in the match against Yadah Stars.

Mutasa has expressed concern at his team’ s poor performance ahead of Sunday’s derby clash against bitter old foes, Caps United. Dembare were restricted to a goalless draw by Yadah.

The Glamour Boys were poor on the park and their dismal performance manifested itself in frustration among both fans and players when defender Marshal Machazani was given a straight red card after he was adjudged to have deliberately stamped on Simba Sithole.

“There is no coach who would want to get into a derby from a poor show. Everyone would want to go on the backdrop of a morale-boosting win. We thought that we were going to build from our performance against ZPC Kariba, but that was not to be,” said Mutasa.

“It was really frustrating to play against a team that had players falling down at every given turn. They did all they could do to kill the rhythm of the match. But such is football, we will take that point and start preparing for the next matches.”

Dynamos played a subdued match against Yadah with returning midfielder Brett Amidu wasting some golden chances.