adminBut it will not be a stroll in the park for Siwelewele as they meet second placed Magwegwe United who are also on six points but have an inferior goal difference. Magwegwe United are yet to concede a goal.
They have scored five goals compared to Siwelewele who have scored 14 goals and conceded five.
Their match is set for Marisha in Old Magwegwe suburb.
Third- and fourth-placed Patapata and Magwegwe Timers who are also on six points after recording wins in the first two games will be hoping to continue with their form when they take on Zesa Power and Rebels respectively who are on three points each.
Group B will see log leaders Man United who have won all their matches playing struggling Old Timers who are yet to record a win at Emakhandeni.
United have scored 12 goals and conceded four while Old Timers have scored only two and conceded six.
Second-placed Ndola Stars who have also won their two matches play 70 Combination who have won one match while sharing the spoils in the other.
Third-placed Makwee who are also on six points meet Entumbane who are on four points after winning one and drawing the other match.
League chairman Jotham Dube said most of the teams were yet to find their rhythm.
“At the moment we are not seeing the best out of the teams but after four or so weeks most teams would have found their rhythm and then the league will start cracking,” he said yesterday.
Fixtures
Group A: Magwegwe United v Real Siwelewele (Marisha), Iminyela Timers v Rebels (Iminyela), Kadudu v Real Magwegwe (Insukamini), West Com v Edgars (Pelandaba), Patapata v Zesa Power (Iminyela), FC Ndazi v Pelandaba (Gampu), Siwelewele v East Bombers (Bango), Umama v FC Pirates (New Magwegwe).
Group B: 70 Combination v Ndola Stars (Mambo), Congo Chiefs v Mthala (Bango), Vula Vale v Brotherhood (Magwegwe North), Wembley v Zulu Chiefs (Nyamande), Real Makwee v Ntumbane (Makokoba), Man United v Old Timers (Emakhandeni), Fire Works v Glenkara (Luveve Secondary), Creamtata v Mabuthweni (Hartsfield).
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