FC La Liga confident

winning ways when they take on Mwana Africa at Trojan today.
Head coach, Naison Muchekela, said they were ready for the match. “I think preparations have been going on well during the week. The team has been boosted by the return of our first goalkeeper Fungai Burira who has been out for the past three weeks due to injury.

“Claudius Makore is also a goalkeeper who has been in Namibia for the past weeks and is back and we hope that we are going to do well. We are going to take it as any other game,” said Muchekela. La Liga will be hoping to make it a double after beating Mwana Africa 2-1 in the first leg. “They are a good side, I think it is going to be a tough match because they lost their last two matches.

“The guys have been doing well for the past 15 games and we are not under pressure.
“However, the league is still open and everyone has a chance of taking the league,” said Muchekela. Mwana Africa coach Peter Sakonda said today’s game is crucial as they expect to keep the pace with the log leaders.

Fixtures
Northern Region
Today: Zpc Kariba v Highfield (Chikangwe), Baca v Rhinos (Tsungubvi), Mwana v Fc Laliga (Trojan), DC Academy vs Harare City (Gwanzura), Commando v DSTV Rangers (Commando), Karoi v Flame Lilly (Chikangwe).
Tomorrow: Eiffel Flats v Cossy Rules (Rimuka).
Southern Region
Today: How Mine v Mpumalanga (How Mine), Quelaton v Hwange Juniors (Luveve), Sao Paulo v ZPC Hwange (Victoria Falls), Power Cosmos v Railstars (Hwange), Ntabazinduna Prison v Zambezi Lions (Ntabazinduna), Makokoba City Warriors v Kujatana Falls United (cancelled), Black Boots v Emakhandeni Pirates (Fairbridge).

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