Times Of Swaziland: G. MAMBA LEAVE THEM ‘GREEN WITH ENVY’ G. MAMBA LEAVE THEM ‘GREEN WITH ENVY’ ================================================================================ Mengameli Mabuza on 03/12/2024 15:16:00 MBABANE - In a thrilling display of determination, Green Mamba have surged ahead of Mbabane Swallows to claim top position in the MTN Premier League table. The team, under the stewardship of Ernest Mavuso, exacted a measure of sweet revenge against Nsingizini Hotspurs, turning the tables in an exhilarating encounter, this past weekend. Sabelo ‘Sikhali’ Ndzinisa, the ever-prolific striker for Green Mamba, added yet another goal to his impressive tally, bringing his season total to 12. Substitute Kwanele ‘Rasta’ Shongwe emerged as the unexpected hero, sealing the victory for Mavuso’s side with a decisive blow. This triumph not only propelled Green Mamba to the summit of the league but also served as retribution for their previous defeat to Nsingizini Hotspurs in last season’s fixtures. In other notable action in the MTN Premier League, Young Buffaloes were the standout performers of the weekend, delivering a resounding 5-0 thrashing of Sidwashini United at Prince of Wales Sports Ground. Meanwhile, Ezulwini United celebrated their most significant victory of the season, overwhelming Sisonkhe with a 5-1 scoreline at KaLanga Technical Centre. Coach of the Week Dominic Kunene (Young Buffaloes) Under the astute guidance of former Sihlangu Head Coach Dominic Kunene, Young Buffaloes executed a masterful game plan, dominating the pitch and securing a comprehensive 5-0 victory over Sidwashini United. Players of the Week Sandile ‘Magwegwe’ Mbingo (Young Buffaloes) Andile Mamba (Ezulwini United) Sibonelo Mhlanga (Rangers) In a showcase of individual brilliance, three players stood out, each netting two goals to propel their teams to victory. Team of the Week 1. Xolani Gama (Green Mamba) 2. Mfanasibili Kunene (Rangers) 3. Fanelo Mamba (Young Buffaloes) 4. Menzi Simelane (Moneni Pirates) 5. Mandla Palma (Ezulwini United) 6. Manqoba Mavimbela (Young Buffaloes) 7. Sandile Mbingo (Young Buffaloes) 8. Sibonelo Mhlanga (Rangers) 9. Sabelo Ndzinisa (Green Mamba) 10. Xolani Ngwenya (Moneni Pirates) 11. Andile Dlamini (Ezulwini United)