CAN 2027 Qualifiers: Zimbabwe rallies from 2-0 down to defeat Sierra Leone with a standout performance from Munetsi
At halftime, Zimbabwe trailed 2-0. By the final whistle, the Warriors had secured a 3-2 victory. Against Sierra Leone, Marshall Munetsi was the face of one of the most remarkable comebacks on the opening day of the CAN 2027 qualifiers.

Allie Conteh and Sallieu Tarawalie had given the Sierra Leoneans a two-goal lead. Zimbabwe appeared to be heading for a challenging start to their campaign.
Munetsi reignited his team after the break. Tawanda Chirewa then equalized before the Zimbabwean midfielder struck again to complete the comeback.
Ramon Catala, who was managing his first match with the Warriors, particularly noted the mental resilience of his squad. The coach praised a team that did not give up despite facing a seemingly dire situation at halftime.
Munetsi turns a predicted disaster into victory
With his brace, the player transformed an evening that seemed destined for Sierra Leone. Zimbabwe thus begins its campaign with three points following this victory.
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