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The Young Warriors ended their under-17 Championship at COSAFA empty-handed in a third consecutive loss to Mauritius yesterday.
The Zimbabweans lost 1-2 to Angola in a Group C match.
This meant that the Young Warriors were losing all their matches in the tournament.
The team came from a 0-5 against Malawi.
Yesterday, the Young Warriors lost 0-2 at the break and there were concerns that they would collapse to another big defeat.
However, Zimbabweans found a way to fight in the second half and reduced the arrears with a goal in that period
The Young Warriors found That sparked an uproar in national football, and many of them were Ask about the pedigree of some of the coaches who are given the responsibility of taking the lead of the team.
questioned the chaotic manner in which tea was selected, amid allegations that coaches became biased and did not select the best players for the tournament.
Rodwell Dhlakama, the most effective coach of these Young Warriors, said that it was questionable how a school like Pamushana did well by dominating the Copa Coca-Cola Schools Tournament, n '# 39; had no player in the team.
Some England-based coaches also waved the red flag after their attempts to bring Zimbabwean players to appear in the team were rejected by coaches
The Young Warriors have now lost their last six games in the tournament in the last two years
Group C
PWDLGA Pts
Angola 2 2 3 0 7 1 9 [19659015] Swaziland 2 2 0 1 4 6 6
Malawi 2 1 0 2 5 2 3
Zimbabwe 2 0 0 3 2 8 0
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