The loss of three points and three goals dropped them down to second place in Group C behind Benin, who sit top by virtue of a now superior goal difference. It has left the group wide open heading into the last two rounds of fixtures, with Nigeria positioned three points further back in third with renewed hope after a 1-1 draw in Bloemfontein last month and Rwanda and Lesotho also still able to qualify.
Zimbabwe vs South Africa LIVE: World Cup qualifier latest score, match stream and goal updates
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