adminthis time around as this town has had some more important issues to take case of, including serious water shortages that have dogged this area for two weeks.
A bitter fight, for water, between two men in this town on Saturday night, ended in an unfortunate death for one of them.
But, at least, for 90 minutes today, football could take centre stage.
“We want to revenge because Platinum have beaten us three times since last season and drawing once and tomorrow (today) tiri kuda kutsiva ma games ese avakatirova,” said Shabanie assistant coach, Elvis Muuya.
“Our preparations have gone on well and we will be missing captain Rodney Mware and goalkeeper Victor (Twaliki). I am just hoping that God will smile at us tomorrow (today).
“I am appealing to our fans not to despair because results have not been coming but we need them to give us confidence so they must rally behind us.” His boss, Luke Masomere, appealed for calm.
“We have been finding it difficult to get into Mandava Stadium to watch FC Platinum games and I am appealing to our fans not to revenge. We are professionals and we simply need to show that to FC Platinum,” said Masomere.
FC Platinum captain, Daniel Veremu, also feels the game should be played in a very friendly atmosphere.
“Our fans do not see eye to eye. When we qualified for the semi-finals our fans were happy and tomorrow (today) Shabanie fans will be rallying behind their team and they want a victory so I am appealing for enough police presence nekuti tingangotemwa,’ said Veremu.
The charges for the match have been increased to US$5 the cheapest ticket with tickets for the VIP arena going for US$10.
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