BULAWAYO: Defending champions Zimbabwe face South Africa at Barbourfields in a repeat of the 2011 final which the Mighty Warriors won, thanks to Makore.
The Mighty Warriors striker has been a thorn in the flesh at the COSAFA Women Championships where she has proven to be quite the unstoppable force.
On nine goals, Makore is the tournament’s joint top scorer along with Malawian twins Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga.
And the Black Rhinos Queens star still wants more.
“Nine goals are good but I want more and I will bring my A game on Sunday (today),” declared Makore.
Makore’s late father, Kudakwashe Masumbuko, was a decent football player who turned out for Mhangura and Amazulu while her mother was a netballer.
Rutendo chose to follow in her father’s footsteps.
She has since decided to dedicate this Cosafa Championships to her late father. state media
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