Can Triangle survive Nyamhunga?

Monalisa John

Zimpapers Sports Hub

TRIANGLE United midfielder Tawanda Denzil Chatuluka is confident that his team will emerge victorious at hostile Nyamhunga.

They face ZPC Kariba on Saturday.

After last weekend’s win over title contenders FC Platinum (2-0), Chatuluka says Triangle are favorites going into the next challenge.

He has been playing a key role in Triangle revival ever since Mangombe took over and has been one of a trusted lieutenant.

“ZPC Kariba (are) not an easy team, but we are going to fight hard and listen to our coach’s instructions,” Chatuluka said.

“My target is to score more goals. I want to push hard and make a difference for the team so we finish at a respectable position.”

He has assisted two goals and has now scored three goals for his team in his debut Premier League season.

The 23-year-old’s rise to prominence began last season while playing for FC Hunters in the Eastern Region Division One Soccer League.

“I am grateful the coaches have been confident in me by giving me opportunities and we are happy that we are slowly coming out of the relegation zone,” said Chatuluka.

Triangle are one of the most inform teams, but they are not yet out of the relegation zone.