Harare City face Karoi United

Takudzwa Chitsiga-Sports Reporter

ZIFA Northern Region Division One log leaders Harare City will be expected to continue with their fine form when they face Karoi United in an early kick-off at Motor Action today. 

The Sunshine Boys, who are yet to taste defeat in the current campaign after 10 games, are under the guidance of Newsome Mutema. 

Karoi United coach Wonder Ngoko said he is looking forward to continuing with his fine form as he has yet to taste defeat as well since taking over the reins some three weeks ago. 

Ngoko replaced Elvis “Chuchu” Chiweshe and has managed a single win and two draws and believes his team is now gelling and are looking forward to a positive result. 

“We are going to face an in-form side which I believe has been doing well but I think we are ready. The boys now understand each other better and they are improving with each passing day. 

“As a visiting team, we will try our best to manage the game so that we get a positive result. I am happy with the way the Karoi community have welcomed me so I will give back to them by winning games like these. 

“It will be one of our toughest games but we need a result,” said Ngoko.

Northern Region Fixtures

Today: Harare City v Karoi United (Motor Action 12:00), Cranbourne Bullets v Shamva Mine (Motor Action (15:00).

Tomorrow: Zambezi C and G v MWOS (Muriel Mine), Trojan Stars v Herentals U-20), Agama v Norton Community (Pfura), Golden Eagles v Scottland (Ellis Robbins), DZ Royals Stars v Ngezu U-19 (Ngoni).

Sunday: Banket United v Black Rhinos (Kuwadzana), CCLEE Mhangura v Black Mambas (Mhangura).

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