The Gem boys who were on the road for all their 34 matches this season as their stadium Sakubva failed to meet the PSL standards

Dembare had the Gamecocks on the ropes for the better part of the game but their forwards chose to disappoint the sizeable crowd that witnessed the lackluster encounter.

Arenel Movers coach Farai Tawachera blasted the club's entire setup.

Referee Jimmy Makwanda, who has been outstanding since the start of season half, had another brilliant performance in the middle.

Arenel moved to 17 points, one ahead of Hwange who now anchor the standings and take on Simba Bhora this afternoon.

Chiefs thought they had secured maximum points at home courtesy of a Panashe Shoko's goal, but Kudzai Jaison's 90th-minute equaliser from a set piece denied them victory.

Arenel dominated the first half, but failed to breach Hwange's defense due to over-elaboration in the final third.

Following a 2-0 defeat to Chicken Inn in the Bulawayo derby last week, Chiefs were hoping to gain ground and move above the drop zone.

Frederick Muza's 50th-minute strike gave the visitors maximum points the dramatic match ended on an anticlimax.

 As the country eagerly awaits the nomination of candidates for the Zifa presidency, Ndlovu’s name has been circulating, captivating football enthusiasts across the divide. 

The win not only boosted Chiefs' survival chances but also condemned Arenel Movers to relegation after just one season in the top-flight.

 Brighton Makopa thrust Chicken Inn into the lead with a rebound from a shot by Elshmar Farasi after 20 minutes that struck the woodwork and bounced back into play.