Chasweka confident

Isaac Yona weighed in with a goal each for Grinovich to complete the massacre for Ray of Hop and hand them their biggest defeat of the season.
The win saw Grinovich extending their lead at the top of the table with seven points after second-placed Carlsberg were held to a 2-2 draw by All Stars.
After 17 rounds of action, Grinovich have won 14 matches and drew three times and are yet to lose a game which gave their coach, former Black Aces and Chapungu United midfielder Moses “Gwejegweje” Chasweka hope that they will be playing in Division One next season.
Chasweka said yesterday that he was aiming at helping his team to find their way into Division One football next year.
“We have no match in this league . . . We want to win the championship and, if possible, play in Division One where I think we belong.
“We have big plans for the team and in the next five years we should be playing in the Premier League.
“Our team is made up of talented youngsters who are desperate to make names for themselves and shape their careers which is very healthy for the team,” Chasweka said.
In other matches, Native Bulls and Super Stars drew 2-2 and Shining Stars beat real Stars 2-0.
Bottom-placed Parma Stars woes continued after they registered their 11th defeat of the season, going down 2-0 to Seed-Co.
Parma have only won one match, lost 11 and have conceded a staggering 43 goals in the process.

Results
Grinovich 6, Ray of Hope 0; Native Bulls 2, Super Stars 2; Lochinvar Rovers 1, Tregers 0; Carlsberg 2, All Stars 2; Parma Stars 0, Seed-Co 2; Saturday Retreat 0, FC Demolition 1; TM Topupuma 2, Old Pirates 3, Brown ENG 2, Abba Stars 0; Super Dee 0, Dhalala 1; M & R 0, Guardian Security 1; Real Stars 0, Shining Stars 2; Jean Gunners 0, Rising Stars 0.