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Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWEAN players plying their trade in the Danish Superliga, Quincy Antipas and Silas Songani were both on target for their respective clubs over the weekend.
Ironically both their goals came in the 28th minute, with Antipas, a former Motor Action player, scoring in his side Hobro’s 3-1 win over Vestsjaelland while the former Harare City talisman Songani’s Sonderjyske side drew 1-1 with Randers.
Antipas, son to Chicken Inn gaffer Joey, joined the newly promoted Hobro this season and it seems it was what the doctor ordered for him as he has started the season on a high with two goals to his credit so far in five matches.

His side lie second on the table with 13 points.
Zimbabwe’s reigning Soccer Star of the Year first runner-up Songani’s side are ninth on the standings.

In the Czech Republic Liga, former AmaZulu strongman Costa Nhamoinesu was part of the Sparta Praha side that cruised to a 2-0 win over Jablonec as they recorded their second straight win of the season.

Nhamoinesu was yellow-carded in the 57th minute.
Former Highlanders left footed midfielder cum defender Vusa Nyoni, now playing in the second tier Belgian league for relegated Mons, saw his side held to a nill all draw by visiting Patro to earn only their second point of the season.

In the Netherlands, former Highlanders and Bantu Rovers junior Marvelous Nakamba is yet to play in an official match for Vitesse in the Eredivisie League as he is yet to get his work permit.

Nakamba joined the Dutch outfit this season from Nancy in France.