PSL Match Between Scottland FC and Chicken Inn abandoned

The Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) encounter between Scottland FC and Chicken Inn FC was abandoned on Friday, 23 May 2025, at Rufaro Stadium under unclear circumstances, prompting a formal review by league authorities.

In a statement released on the same day, the PSL confirmed the abandonment and indicated that it is currently awaiting detailed reports from both the Match Commissioner and officiating referees to determine the next course of action in accordance with PSL Rules and Regulations.

The league also announced that both clubs have been requested to submit written reports outlining their perspectives on the events that unfolded during the match.

“The PSL sincerely regrets any inconvenience caused to its members, stakeholders, and partners,” read the statement signed by the league’s Communications and Media Liaison Officer, Kudzai Bare.

No official reason for the abandonment was immediately provided, and the league has stated that no further comment will be issued until all relevant documentation has been reviewed.

The incident comes at a critical point in the season, with both Scottland FC and Chicken Inn FC vying for vital points in the tightly contested league campaign. The outcome of the investigation could have implications on the standings depending on the findings and any disciplinary action taken.

Fans and football stakeholders alike will now await the PSL’s final determination, which is expected to bring clarity to what transpired at Rufaro Stadium and how the league will address the situation moving forward.

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