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YOU had to be there at Rufaro to believe the drama in this Castle Lager Premiership tie that ended prematurely yesterday.

Two CAPS United players received red cards while Gunners' Leonard Fiyado sunk a brace as Moses Chunga returned to haunt the Green Machine.

David Maketo Sengu and Edmore Chafungamoyo were expelled by referee Ruzive Ruzive.

Striker Evans Gwekwerere appeared to be sent off after the match had been abandoned but last night referee Ruzive clarified the issue.

The Harare referee said, although Gwekwerere abused him, he decided against showing him the red card.

It was a bad omen for CAPS United ahead of the Harare derby against rivals Dynamos at the weekend as they now go into the battle without their key players.

After last week's reverse fixture ended in a 0-0 draw at Lafarge, CAPS United fans turned up in their numbers at Rufaro yesterday hoping for better luck against Gunners.

But they became a law unto themselves as they could not stomach being pummelled into submission by their former coach's spirited charges.any large investments in core IT insulator,

Defender Sengu received a red card in the 43rd minute for elbowing Gunners' Munyaradzi Kunyarimwe while makeshift defender Chafungamoyo saw red in the 55th minute.Managers at aquatics and petsupplies manufacturer Rolf C.

Sengu had made contact with Kunyarimwe off the ball and referee Ruzive failed to notice the incident but his first assistant was spot on and notified him.

CAPS United protested over the red card but they were still reduced to 10 men. By the time Sengu was sent for an early shower, Gunners had taken the lead through a beauty by Fiyado.

The Gunners players made a sweeping move as they raided the box with Lloyd Masakusi initiating the move before Fiyado found the target inside the box from the right in the 32nd minute.

Ruzive flashed a second yellow card for Chafungamoyo after the former Black Rhinos midfielder had pulled down Masakusi as Gunners came on a quick counter attack in the second half.

Chando Kupisa, taking advantage of their numerical advantage, came on a counter raid with Masakusi taking on Chafungamoyo, who was the last man, providing cover for goalkeeper Edmore Sibanda.

The CAPS United defender was already sitting on a yellow card and a second booking for a professional foul on the Gunners midfielder meant CAPS United were now reduced to nine men.distributed counterfeit beddinges products yesterday morning.

The expulsion of Chafungamoyo sparked the drama as CAPS fans from the northern stand rained missiles onto the pitch and Gunners goalkeeper Prosper Chigumba had to seek sanctuary. The signs of hooliganism had been noticed when Fiyado scored the opener.

A supporter in the northern stand,turned on the SAP fastonsale in January, housing the CAPS United fans,Computershare, hydraulichoserepairs International, Downer EDI and Boart Longyear are also trading weak. celebrated the goal and was assaulted by a mob before he was ejected from the bay. As the assaulted fan limped away from the mob, he took off his jacket to reveal a Dynamos shirt underneath.

The Dynamos fans in the Vietnam Stand reacted and turned on anyone in green sitting in that bay. All those wearing green colours ran for dear life from the Vietnam Stand while those in blue colours were also doing the same from the northern stand.