Maswanhise hits double figures as Motherwell earn Easter Road point
Zimbabwe Warriors winger Tawanda Maswanhise continued his outstanding Scottish Premiership season with another decisive contribution, scoring his 10th league goal as Motherwell held Hibernian to a 1–1 draw at a packed Easter Road on Saturday.
After a goalless but lively first half, Maswanhise struck early after the restart, finishing clinically in the 52nd minute following neat build-up play. The goal underlined his growing influence in Motherwell’s attack and briefly put the visitors on course for a statement away win against a direct European rival.
Hibs responded through Kieron Bowie, who equalised on 69 minutes, but Maswanhise’s impact had already shaped the contest. The Zimbabwe international was a constant threat, testing the goalkeeper before the break and stretching the home defence with his pace and movement throughout.
Despite Motherwell missing key midfielder Elliot Watt, Maswanhise again stepped up as the difference-maker, earning Man of the Match honours. His season numbers now tell a compelling story: 10 goals and two assists in 19 league appearances, placing him joint-top of the Premiership scoring charts and firmly among the division’s most effective forwards.
The draw keeps Motherwell fourth, two points ahead of Hibs, and extends their strong recent run. For Zimbabwe Warriors supporters, Maswanhise’s red-hot club form is an encouraging sign as he continues to mature into a reliable goalscoring outlet at the highest level.