Cranborne Bullets host Al Buraak

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
NESBERT “Yabo” Saruchera’s ZIFA Northern Region Division One side Cranborne Bullets will host Al Buraak without influential striker Ray Malikwa this afternoon. Saruchera will travel to Ellis Robbins sitting in second place after last week’s 1-1 draw with Herentals Under-20.

He believes the absence of Malikwa will not be a big deal.
“I think we have enough cover and we will play hard, we need to bounce back to pole position.
“We need to be at our best to beat Al Buraak as they are also playing fairly well,” said Saruchera.

ZIFA Northern Region Fixtures
Today
Al Buraak v Craneborne Bullets (Ellis Robins)

Tomorrow
Blue Jets v ZRP FC (Suri Suri), Chegutu Pirates v Harare City Cubs (Pfupajena), Karoi United v Beta X1 (Chikangwe), Blue Swallows v DZ Evangelical (Manyame), Herentals U-20 v Golden Valley (NSS 12 pm), Chinhoyi Stars v Mushowani Stars (Chinhoyi), PAM United v Trojan Stars (Murriel Mine), Banket United v Ngezi Platinum Stars U-19 (Kuwadzana).

Eastern Region Fixtures
Tomorrow
Prime Rangers v Surrey Abattoirs (Chiremba), United Lions v Buffaloes (Magamba), Melfort v Green Fuel (Melfort).

Sunday
Bikita Minerals v 011 Stars (Lithium), Gutu/Mpandawana v Tenax (Paradise), Mwenezana v Masvingo Pirates (Mwenezana), Renco Mine v Manica Diamonds (Renco), Masvingo United v Gaza Gunners (Mucheke).

Southern Region Fixtures
Tomorrow
NRZ Leopards v Talen Vision (Dete) CIWU v Toronto (Crescent), ZRP Byo Province v Mosi Rovers (Raylton) Moto Moto v ZPC Hwange (Mpumalanga), Indlovu Iyanyathela v Casmyn (Brad Barracks) Main Line v Hwange (Plumtree).

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