Scottland FC have unveiled a glimpse of their new “monster” team bus as excitement builds ahead of their CAF Champions League debut in Harare. The post Scottland FC’s new “monster” bus heads to Harare ahead of historic CAF debut appeared first on Nehanda Radio .
Scottland FC have offered supporters a glimpse of a new team bus that is making its way to Harare and will transport the Zimbabwean champions during the 2027 domestic football season.
The ambitious Mabvuku-based club described the incoming vehicle as a “monster” but did not disclose its make, cost or expected arrival date.
🚨🚨ONTO THE FUTURE 🚎🔥
Scottland FC will be cruising in a new “bus” next season and here is a brief view of the monster making its way to Harare.
But before the bus arrives, lets all make our way to the National Sports Stadium on Sunday for the CAF Champions League… pic.twitter.com/ag6Z8QaFWb
— Scottland Football Club (@ScottlandFC) September 4, 2026
“Scottland FC will be cruising in a new ‘bus’ next season and here is a brief view of the monster making its way to Harare,” the club announced on X.
While teasing their latest investment, Scottland urged supporters to turn their attention to Sunday’s CAF Champions League preliminary-round first-leg encounter against Eswatini champions Nsingizini Hotspurs.
The match will be played at the National Sports Stadium in Harare on Sunday, 6 September 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm CAT.
“But before the bus arrives, let’s all make our way to the National Sports Stadium on Sunday for the CAF Champions League preliminary round, first leg tie against Nsingizini Hotspurs of Eswatini,” Scottland said.
Ordinary admission has been set at US$5, while VIP tickets cost US$30 and are available online. The Herald
The fixture will be Scottland’s first appearance in the CAF Champions League after they won the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title during their debut top-flight season.
It will also mark the return of international club football to the National Sports Stadium following the venue’s recent approval by CAF as a Category 3 stadium.
Scottland had initially been expected to stage the match at Obed Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown, Botswana, before CAF approved their request to move it to Harare. Soccer24
Norman Mapeza’s side will seek to establish a first-leg advantage before travelling to Eswatini for the return fixture.
Mapeza has warned his players against underestimating Nsingizini, who eliminated Zimbabwean champions Simba Bhora from the competition last season.
“It’s not going to be easy because Nsingizini Hotspurs are a very good side,” he said.
Victory over the two legs would send Scottland into the second preliminary round, where they could meet the winners of the tie between Mozambique’s UD Songo and Angolan giants Petro de Luanda.
