MUTASA LEAVES IT IN THE HANDS OF GOD

Takudzwa Chitsiga

LLOYD Mutasa says he has left everything in the hands of God and he is still hopeful MWOS will win the Northern Region Soccer League championship race.

This is despite a frustrating goalless draw against Black Mambas at Mkushi Training Depot yesterday.

MWOS registered only a single shot on goal and it came in the 90th minute.

“It was a tough encounter and we are not happy with the result as it has left us with a lot of work to do.

“We did not play our best game and we failed to create chances.

“It now in the hands of the Lord and we will not lose hope at the moment.

“We did not underrate our opponents but they did well and managed to get a draw.

“The players need to refocus and take the next game seriously and get the result.”

Black Mambas coach Newsome Mutema said his men deserved the point.

“We are happy with the result as my target was to get the team out of relegation and we are on the right path to do so.

“We played well and my defence stood resolute to repel all the opponents’ threats.”

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