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Grace Chingoma
Senior Sports Reporter
YADAH coach Expense Chitukutuku believes his troops will be motivated enough when they meet Dynamos at Barbourfields this Sunday.
The Miracle Boys have been struggling with lack of consistency and have managed a single victory against FC Platinum in their last five league games.
However, their mentor believes that playing the Harare giants will drive his team to push for a positive result especially as they look to bounce back from a 1-3 humbling defeat against Chicken Inn last weekend.
“This is a game which our boys will be self-motivated as it is a good experience for our youngsters to play Dynamos,” he said.
They draw confidence in that they upset champions FC Platinum recently. But before the 1-0 win over FC Platinum, Yadah had lost to Black Rhinos 2-0, 2 -1 to ZPC Kariba and 0-1 to Ngezi Platinum.
Their coach attributed this loss of form to last month’s forced break.
“The break we were given when the stadiums were being maintained affected us. We are fighting so hard to come back and we will come back,” said Chitukutuku.
“Every game is a new game and it’s up to the boys when they get on to the field. We will see how they will respond,” he said.
They meet a DeMbare side that lost to GreenFuel last weekend. Chitukutuku, who recently worked with Dynamos’ development side before crossing the floor to Yadah, said his team also needs to work on their scoring.
“We will continue to work on that so that one day we will score three or four goals,” he said.
Yadah recently signed three Brazilian players Marques Pedro, Pereira Deivid and Luciano Farias. They are hoping the trio will help improve the team’s fortunes.
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