Black Rhinos warned to brace for tough assignment

matches to be crowned champions.
But they will come up against a DC Academy side that has a developed reputation of making life difficult for the so-called big teams in the league.
Last season, Mwana Africa were dealt a big blow in their quest for a return to the Premiership following a 1-0 loss to DC Academy at this same stage.
Chauya Chipembere can find themselves in the same situation.
“We will be gunning for the three points and it’s not going to be an easy match for Black Rhinos,” said Chitehwe.
“We have been preparing for this match the same way that we always do for other games and the youngsters are ready for the battle.
“Rhinos are enjoying good form lately but they need to be at their best because my players rise to the occasion and they got motivated whenever we play these big teams,” said Chitehwe. The battle continues in Eastern region where log leaders Triangle face bottom placed Gaths Mine at Gibo while second placed Hippo Valley host Surrey at Chishamiso this afternoon.    

Fixtures:
Northern Region:
Today:
Flame Lily v Scoatia (Chukurubi), Eiffel Flats v Banket Mine (Rimuka), DC Academy v Black Rhinos (Hellenics), DStv Rangers v Jumbo Giants (Old Hararians),
Tomorrow:
Power Master v JMC Academy (Lafarge), Twalumba v Skylink (Callies), Blue Jets v ZPC Kariba (Pfupajena)
Eastern Region:
ZRP Masvingo v Mwenezana (Mucheke), Setheo v Tenax (Mucheke), Arcturus v Mutare City (Arcturus), Ruwa v Gaza Gunners (Ruwa), Hippo Valley v Surrey (Chishamiso), Triangle v Gaths Mine (Gibo), Masvingo United v Chivhu Stars (Mucheke), Renco Mine v Mkwasine (Renco), Arcturus v Gaza Gunners (Arcturus)
Central Region:
New Zimsteel v Airstars (Torwood), Jessie Mine v Silo United (Collen Bawn), Tripple B v Town United (Dulibadzimu), Blanket Mine v FC Platinum U-19 (Blanket), Chrome Stars v Stikers (Chrome), MSU v Hwahwa (Ascot), Tongogara v Vumbachikwe (Amaveni)
Southern Region:
Rufaro v Makhandeni Pirates (Hwange), Projects v Railstars (Hwange), Zimbabwe Saints v New West (Zim Saints Club), Black Boots v Hwange Juniors (Fair Bridge), Tsholotsho v Sizani (Tsholotsho), Ntabazinduna v ZPC Hwange (Ntabazinduna), How Mine v Power Cosmos (How Mine).

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