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Munetsi Commends Wolves Teammates Following Close Encounter with Liverpool

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Munetsi Commends Wolves Teammates Following Close Encounter with Liverpool

In a spirited match at Anfield on Sunday, Zimbabwe international Marshall Munetsi commended his Wolverhampton Wanderers teammates for their commendable efforts, despite a narrow 2-1 defeat to Premier League leaders Liverpool. 

Making his much-anticipated Premier League debut, Munetsi was brought on as a second-half substitute, contributing to a fierce challenge against the league titans. Although he was assigned an unfamiliar striker role, the Zimbabwean showcased resilience and talent, proving to be a valuable asset to his team during the match.

“There was a lot of determination,” Munetsi said. “We tried our best, and I’m proud of how we performed as a unit, especially against such a strong opponent. Though the result wasn’t what we hoped for, we can build on this experience.”

Despite not getting on the scoresheet, Munetsi’s performance hinted at the potential he possesses. With a stroke of luck, he could have marked his debut with a goal, which would have added to the excitement of the match.

Wolves will undoubtedly look to refine their tactics and build on the positives from this challenging fixture as they prepare for their upcoming matches.

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Abel Mavura is a journalist, editor and researcher telling stories where cities, migration and social justice meet. A Cambridge Trust Scholar at the University of Cambridge and Clutton-Brock Awardee, he studies how migration and informal housing shape urban futures. A graduate of Sciences Po Paris, France and a PhD candidate in Global Development, Abel’s work spans academic journals, feature writing and three books. His reporting, rooted in fieldwork and community voices, has appeared from grassroots radio to global stages. Founder of Marvel Act Youth Organisation in Zimbabwe, he has led initiatives reaching over 3,000 young people, earning awards for leadership, gender advocacy and community impact.

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