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Zimbabwean football: six clubs face relegation

By , based on Dailynews

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Six teams in Zimbabwe’s Premier Soccer League remain at risk of relegation, including TelOne and Triangle United, who could go down if they fail to win their next matches. The two clubs are 17th and 16th respectively, according to Daily News.

Six clubs still face the threat of relegation to the second division as Zimbabwe’s top-flight league, the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League, nears its end, Dailynews reports.

TelOne, in 17th place, and Triangle United, in 16th, will be relegated this weekend if they fail to win their matches, according to the newspaper. The other four threatened teams were not identified in the information published by Dailynews.

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