Kadoma ready for big match

Club secretary, Roy Svovanapasi, told The Herald they were ready for some giant-killing acts following their win over FC Platinum.
“We need to win this game at all cost and we are aware that we are not in a healthy log position,” said Svovanapasi.

“We have to improve and if we can garner maximum points in our next assignments, and Dembare is part of that, then we will be in a secure position.
“We want this game to be fought in a spirit of sportsmanship and Fair Play. Players must also be reminded that this is a game and not a fight and must not harbor that spirit of injuring one another by using unorthodox tackles.

“These players must know that they are all in this game to earn a living.”
The cheapest ticket will cost US$5.

‘’We are in for a treat on Sunday and everyone has been waiting for this game,” said Langton Ndlovu, a local businessman.
Edward Mutema, a Chakari businessman, said he can hardly wait for the showdown.

“Although I am a Dynamos supporter, I don’t want Rhinos to lose this game either because they are now my adopted team and I thank them for bringing top-flight soccer to Kadoma.’’

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