Hippo Valley stay top

of the season, maintained their good form that has seen them remain unbeaten.
They stayed a point clear of second-placed Setcheo on 19 points from seven matches.

Hippo, coached by Taku Shariwa, had the better of early exchanges and were duly rewarded in the 16th minute through an own goal from a Surrey defender.
Defender Steven Makatuka scored the second goal for Hippo in the 60th minute after getting to the end of a Dominic Chinangwa through pass.
Surrey tried to get back into the game but were found wanting in front of goal.

Shariwa praised his team for their consistency but refused to be labelled the favourites.
“It was a tough game and l have to give credit to the players for their fighting spirit.

“We got our chances and managed to utilise them and they also created chances but failed to score.
“I am happy with the progress of the team so far, we need to be consistent and keep on collecting maximum points.

 

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