"I DID NOTHING WRONG" - MAPENZA

Zimbabwe head coach, Norman Mapenza, said he did not do wrong that could have made referee Godfrey Nkhakananga give him a red card and that his players were affected psychologically.

The Zimbabwean said this in a post match interview saying his boys played very well and Congratulated Kenya for winning the match but said some decisions from the referee were not fair.

"First I should congratulate Kenya for winning the match, but to us we played very well mostly in the first half, we sticked to our plan and got the early goal as we planned but in some moments Kenya dominated before we came back unfortunately we conceded in the final three minutes. Then that commotion began, I think there were some decisions that I was speaking but I think I overreacted then the referee sent me off of course the Kenyan referee was also on the pitch so I think I did not do anything wrong." Said Mapenza.

Meanwhile, his captain, Marshall Munetsi called for fairness in Afric

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