adminNew Orleans, one of the country’s oldest women’s soccer clubs, says it wants to maintain its winning run having won the last four games.
Khanyiso Bhebhe, the New Orleans director, said that the match was likely to be tough but they were determined to win.
“Inline Academy now has many seasoned players and this is going to be one of our biggest fights but we have to pull through. It will be an interesting game and our aim is to maintain our good run,” said Bhebhe.
In their last two outings, New Orleans who are under the guidance of national Under-20 coach Sithethelelwe Sibanda beat prison side Flame Lily 4-1 in a match played at Raylton Stadium and they went on to record a 1-0 win against Masvingo at Mucheke Stadium the following weekend.
Meanwhile, struggling Flame Lily who have been dogged by a series of defeats for the past month play Masvingo at Muchecke Stadium.
LM Auctioneers tournament winners Black Rhinos face Cyclone Stars at One Commando while Conduit Soccer Academy lock horns with Mufakose at Madhodha Stadium
Bottom placed Faith Drive who succumbed to a 5-1 defeat against Inline Academy at Sakubva Stadium last weekend are at home to Chipembere Queens.
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