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⚽ Sport11 March 2026·2 min read·

Mapeza Disappointed After Scottland FC Draw With Hardrock FC

Source: zimeye-sport

Zimbabwe coach Norman Mapeza expressed disappointment after Scottland FC were held to a goalless draw against Hardrock FC, as reported on 9 March 2026. Mapeza lamented his side's failure to convert scoring opportunities during the match. The result leaves Scottland FC without a win in this fixture, with Mapeza calling for improved finishing from his squad.

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