Bulawayo Chiefs, Assistant Coach And Captain Fined For Disorderly Conduct

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has sanctioned Bulawayo Chiefs, its assistant coach and team captain following incidents of disorderly conduct after their Chibuku Super Cup tie on Sunday.

In a statement issued on 18 August 2026, the PSL said Bulawayo Chiefs, assistant coach Agent Sawu and captain Melikhaya Ncube had been charged and fined after their Chibuku Super Cup first-round match against Hardrock at Chahwanda Stadium on 16 August.

The trio was charged under Order 15 of the PSL Standing Orders, Offences and Fines. Order 15 makes it an offence for a club, official or player to engage in conduct before, during or after a match that disrupts the orderly proceedings of the game. Such conduct includes violent or aggressive acts, damage to equipment and any other unbecoming behaviour.

Bulawayo Chiefs was fined US$2,000, while Sawu and Ncube were each fined US$500.

The PSL said it remains committed to maintaining discipline, professionalism and respect at all its matches.

The league did not give further details of the specific incidents that led to the sanctions.

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