WORLD CUP TEAMS THAT NEVER WERE:ZIMBABWE 1994

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The Zimbabwean national football team under the tutelage of Reinhard Fabisch between 1992 and 1995 was dubbed the “Dream Team”.It was so good that it feared no one.A series of impressive results both in the 1994 African Cup of Nations and 1994 World Cup qualifiers had put them virtually on the brink of a monumental football achievement for a country that had never before qualified for both showpieces. They have two winner take all matches against Zambia(to qualify for the 1994 African Cup of Nations) and Cameroon (to qualify for the 1994 World Cup). Only outright wins would guarantee Zimbabwe’s safe passage.The nation was hoping and they had good reasons to.This team had been good thus far.However amidst all the euphoria backed by hope ,hearts were broken.A 1-1 draw against Zambia in Harare and a 1-3 loss to Cameroon in Yaounde ended the dream.So near ,yet so far!!
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@peterroosh8114 2 месяца назад

This was heartbreaking for me the warriors were such a good team it’s unbelievable they didn’t qualify for the World Cup

@africanfootballarchives.8047 2 месяца назад

indeed

@4ROUNDSTV 2 года назад

The Zimbabwean story is really interesting to hear. Thanks for another episode well done!

@yekelakulalokula374 2 года назад

You must from Zimbabwe anyway the Kalusha Bwalya header broke so many hearty and to this date I’m still bleeding

@michaelnhete1958 Год назад

Thanks for the captivating account of the Dream Team.

@amina-pr8xt Год назад

Zimbabwe, Mali, Zambia, Burkina Faso, Equatorial Guinea and Libya are the most important african teams which haven't been participated yet at WC

@komodododo7961 Год назад

Important? How?

@amina-pr8xt Год назад

@@komodododo7961 the strongest teams/football nations, in terms of success at the africa cup and so on

@komodododo7961 Год назад

@@amina-pr8xt no they're not, Libya, Equatorial Guinea, Zimbabwe have never even been close to win it all they have is one 1 semifinal combined

@amina-pr8xt Год назад

@@komodododo7961 i didn't say they were close to win. I mentioned their overall statistics at ACN or WC qualification,... Participations (qualifications) and so on. If one considers african national football teams which havent yet qualified for a WC, these are the most relevant. Whats your point, you have one team that is more relevant than those? Or just want to quarrell?

@amina-pr8xt Год назад

@@komodododo7961 you are not the smartest and I don't need your opinion

@WorshipShed Год назад

I have that Dream Team Jersey. They gave it to us when they came to Egypt.

@eliasmakanga9239 2 месяца назад

I think currently Zimbabwe is playing better than before my reason is they are managing to qualify for AFCON yet long back they were failing to qualify

@senzenimang1354 2 месяца назад

That Zambian team that died in the air crash was the first pride of Africa

@africanfootballarchives.8047 2 месяца назад

indeed.it was a proper team

@senzenimang1354 2 месяца назад

@@africanfootballarchives.8047 That was the very first team to challenge all comers with grace , then after that 1990s Cameroon but definitely Zambia started it all off I'm South African & visited Zambia on numerous occasions

@WorshipShed Год назад

I remember the Egypt game. They had to cancel the game, due to violence. Dream team, won both matches. Made, me both proud and scared, to walk the streets of Cairo. That's the same time the Zambian team crashed. Such a shame

@CoalbeyGustav-un7ur 8 месяцев назад

Zimbabwe won the 1st leg in Harare but controversially lost the 2nd leg in Cairo. The game was then replayed in Lyon, France. We drew 0-0.

@tindotings7892 Год назад

Those days both FIFA and AFCON were heavily corrupt, replays were not necessarily the correct way to adjudicate a soccer match dispute,

@brightchako1832 2 месяца назад

How does a top goal-scoring player in South African league shoots wide and over the bar 3times instead of scoring at a world cup match ...

@simbamukandatsama6333 Год назад

That was lit

@owentinashelisayi4188 11 месяцев назад

However, Peter Ndlovu finally delivered Zimbabwe to the Nations Cup in 2004.

@kudzimusar 5 месяцев назад

Nice commentary

@lubona88 11 месяцев назад

Did u know that Nkana Red Devil fc of kitwe Zambia beat Zambia national team 1-0. Closed training game with kalusha, Charles Musonda , Johnston Bwalya , Efford Chabala etc. That's how strong Nkana red Devil's was....

@africanfootballarchives.8047 11 месяцев назад

oh wow

@JermaineChitiza Год назад

Zimbabwe was good

@luckymaseko572 Год назад

The days of Benjamin nkonjera

@brightchako1832 2 месяца назад

Nkonjera was never a best midfield player at his moment perhaps only for the somehow indiscreet and corrupt match fixing coach of that period,,, imagine if Memory Mucherahowa could have lifted the ASEC MIMOSA game match,, Memory maybe for now could have far surpassed the fame of Sardio Mane.... how do Zimbabeans forgive the corrupt AFCON officials who allowed the greatest Dynamos team that included Loyd "chema-chema" Mutasa to play against a violent Ivory Coast soccer spectators and players kkkkkkkkk

@brightchako1832 2 месяца назад

Yes Cameroon won against a makeshift team objectively set up by the coach and a few politically disoriented players . Alexander Maseko was one of the best African defenders never played ,set on bench while Ndlovu and the mugeyi twins seem to have sabotaged the dream effort ...fake great players of that year indeed!!!!.. Willard Khumalo was overweight Only Mercedes Sibanda played his heart out better than Furbisch proxies😂😂😂

@kasherimilkong1036 2 года назад

Good documentary. Very poor spelling footage. Please take note and edit thoroughly.

@yekelakulalokula374 2 года назад

Not everybody speaks English man

@kasherimilkong1036 2 года назад

I repeat, please take note and edit the spelling footage. I understand the audio. If a deaf man who can read or an American who doesn't understand the African accent reads that footage, he would be misled by the errors in expression which would be a disservice to the good content of the documentary.

@fellaentfeloski6938 Год назад

@@kasherimilkong1036 it’s funny how we manage to check ourselves on a language that isn’t ours yet if a French, Italian or Spanish accent is butchering the language it’s understood smh 🤦🏾‍♂️… need to switch that mentality bruv, our man did a good job here. Otherwise make your own vid

@kasherimilkong1036 Год назад

@@fellaentfeloski6938 writing doesn't have an accent. What s funny is the egocentric mindset of refusing correction even when you have nothing to lose by acknowledging your mistakes. If you have a phobia for being called out for your errors, take your video elsewhere other than RU-vid.

@kasherimilkong1036 Год назад

@@fellaentfeloski6938 Egomania is a disease If you can't produce a video that could be understood properly, and you won't agree to correct your blunders even when you have been called out respectfully, then take your junk elsewhere other than RU-vid.

@LibertyGuni Год назад

There were 2 liberation movements fighting Smith's gvt in 1970, Robert Mugabe was not leader of both

@tindotings7892 11 месяцев назад

Not true at all, stop spreading false history, there were two main tribes at war with the British South Africa Company (BAPTIST), where ZIPRA was the military wing for the Matebele tribe, whereas ZANLA was the military wing for the majority Shona people. Robert is the only leader to manage the amalgamation of both liberation parties into a singular and synonymous revolutionary body of modern-day ZANU-PF. Literally, the creation of what is China today

@nadshooter1979 8 месяцев назад

@tindotings7892 I'm glad you think that the Ghukurandi massacres were an okay way to unite the parties. Nkomo was thrown into jail, and numerous senior ZIPRA commanders were killed. Get your facts straight and stop reading the ZANU PF history books, who will only tell you what they want you to hear.