Playing at home, the team from the province of Sofala had suffered two consecutive defeats in the competition, finishing the first round with 3 wins in 11 games. At Caldeirão do Chiveve, the team led by the Portuguese-Mozambican, Dauto Faquirá, with the obligation to make peace with their fans, dominated the first half, pushing the visitors to their most defensive sector, creating several goal opportunities, but the lack of aim was notorious on the part of the Chiveve locomotives. Ferroviário de Nampula defended as much as they could, but also threatened Simplex’s goal on the few occasions they went on the attack. In the second half, Ferroviário da Beira continued to dominate, with clear goal opportunities that only came in the 97th minute, through the Congolese, Aly Kayembe. With this victory, Ferroviário da Beira moves up to fifth place, now with 15 points. Ferroviário Nampula remains with 18 points in fourth place. In the other game, AD Vilankulo and Baía de Pemba drew 0-0 and the duel between União Desportiva do Songo and Textáfrica de Chimoio was postponed to a date yet to be announced.
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