Pacesetters Buffaloes determined to break the duck

tomorrow. The log leaders have never won against AMC at Rudhaka.
But coach Shadreck Mugurasawe said they were raring to go and he remains optimistic that they will turn the tables in their favour. “As the log leaders we are playing to collect maximum points,” said Mugurasawe.

“We are taking each game as it comes and we are not talking about the championship yet. We have never won against AMC before but this time around we are ready. In terms of our performance we play better away from home and we are going to collect three points. “If we can’t then a draw will be okay since we will be away from home.” The Buffaloes mentor said the championship race was still open and rallied his side to remain focussed.

“We still have 11 games to go and we cannot talk about the championship, maybe after four or five games from now then we can talk about the title,” Mugurasawe said. The league will be taking a break this weekend because of the Warriors tie against Liberia set for Sunday.

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