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Dynamos FC, the Chibuku Super Cup champions has been fined US$4,500 by the Premier Soccer League (PSL) for disorderly conduct, following an incident at the Chibuku Super Cup final against Triangle United on November 29, 2025. The club’s technical team, including coach Kelvin Kaindu, Thomas Ruzive, Takesure, and Thulani Muzambwa, have also been fined US$300 each.

The sanctions stem from the team’s refusal to play with Triangle United’s match balls, causing a 20-minute delay to the match. The PSL intervened to resolve the dispute, and normalcy was restored. Dynamos went on to win the final 1 – 0, clinching their record breaking third Chibuku Super Cup in a row.

The PSL charged Dynamos FC and its technical team with disorderly conduct, leading to the delay of the match kickoff. The fines were announced in a press statement by PSL Communications and Media Liaison Officer Kudzai Bare.

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