Zimbabwe’s representatives in the CAF Confederations Cup How Mine have arrived in the Seychelles while CAF Champions League representatives Dynamos are expected to leave for the DRC this afternoon.

How Mine head into the second leg tomorrow carrying a healthy 5-1 lead form the second leg and are favourites to proceed to the next round.

The task is a bit more harder for Dynamos though with the strike this week making things even more difficult.

Dembare lost three days of training due to an industrial action after the players wanted their bonuses paid and yesterday it had to take the intervention of Cde Webster Shamu the club’s patron, for the players to return to training after they were given some money.

Dynamos coach Calisto Pasuwa, was truly disgruntled with what happened and pleaded the responsible authorities to guard against these things in the future.

“It was really a sad development as we lost valuable time that we could have utilized to sharpen up but we just calm upon the leaders to make sure that everything is in place and these things don’t happen again as they disturb the team, ” said Pasuwa.