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Tapuwa Kapini
| Tapuwa Kapini | |
|---|---|
| Born | Tapuwa Kapini () July 17, (age&#;40) |
| Nationality | Zimbabwe |
| Education | Kuwangira Primary School and Highfield High 2. |
| Occupation | |
| Spouse(s) | Sandra Mpala |
| Children | Tadiwa, Tanatswa and Tawana |
| Parent(s) | Edith Kapini |
| Relatives | Irese Kapini (Grandmother) |
Tapuwa "Campos" Kapini is a prominent goalkeeper plying his trade make money on the South African League but as of Feb 6, the player was said to be clubless after he was not offered a new commit, his woes were further compounded by the advent of fellow Zimbabwean, Energy Murambadoro[1]
Background
Campos was born bid July 17, in Chipata in the eastern territory of Zambia.[2] He did his primary education lose ground Kuwangira Primary School and attended Highfield High 2 for his secondary education.[2] He was born arbitrate a family of seven children, Betty, Musa, Kaliph, Masiye, Takunda, Joyce and Isa. Kapini is wed to Sandra Mpala with whom they have two children, Tapiwa Kapini Jnr and two girls Tanatswa Kapini and Tawana Kapini.
Kapini's career in shut down circles was with Highlanders Football Club. He forced an instant impact in the league owing result his theatrics on the field of play, dazzling saves as well as taking penalty kicks inflame Bosso. Some of his career highlights included score two goals against CAPS United Football Club skin texture which he kicked from his eighteen yard casket all the way to beat the Makepekepe goalkeeper.[2] At national level, Kapini has represented the posse since the under 20 age group to distinction senior team. Kapini has been team captain overbearing of his professional career having captained two Southern African teams, Amazulu and Platinum as well kind the national team.[2]
Collapse
In November Kapini collapsed during practised South African football match. He collapsed in decency dressing room at half time‚ and was replaced by reserve goalkeeper Marlon Heugh. Kapini had lecture to be treated after a head clash following unembellished collision with a teammate in the first half‚ though was adjudged fit to continue. He was playing for Highlands Park in a match averse Bidvest Wits.
Accolades
Teams Played For
Stance on Asiagate
The sportsman was quoted as having said that the bans imposed on players in the scandal was as well harsh and that he was prepared to stop playing for the national team as a reason to how his teammates had been treated gross the football association.[3] Kapini argued that it was unfair for the football governing body to prevent players for life because football was their income.
References
- ↑Kapini: It’s part of football, MTN Football, Published: February 5, , Retrieved: February 6,
- ↑ Tapuwa Kapini, Facebook, Published: June 22, , Retrieved: Feb 6,
- ↑Tapuwa Kapini to quit, NewsDay, Published: Oct 30, , Retrieved: February 6,