Nkosilodumo Ndebele
BULAWAYO Christian League outfit Spirit Filled Ministriesa�� unbeaten streak came to a halt when they wereA� baptised by Rising Stars in a top of the table clash last week.
The defeat came just a few weeks before the 2018 mid-season break.
Spirit Filled Ministries gaffer Farai MunagoA� was unperturbed with the loss.
a�?Although we succumbed to our first defeat last weekend we are still five points ahead of second-placed Flying Stars in the log. I am totally confident that this is our year,a�? said Munago.
Taking a cue from the Premier Soccer League Munago said he would be beefing up his squad during the mid-season break.
a�?I will be beefing up my strike force during the mid-season break because one of our key strikers was injured at the beginning of the season while the other one, Japheth NdebeleA� is usually committed with school rugby since he coaches Milton High school,a�? said Munago.
In other matches, Flying Stars beat Brethren in Christ Church (BICC) while Victory Fellowship beat Saints 2-1.
ZCC prevailed over Assemblies of God 3-2 in a five-goal thriller while Word of Life baptised Eagle Life.
Mpopoma Nazarene drew with St Patricka��s.
SFIM VS ZCC (Milton High School) ,Mpopoma Nazarene vs Flying Stars (Insukamini Primary),GCCA� vs ST Patricks (Insukamini Primary),Eagle Life vs BICCA� Evelyn Grounds),Victory Fellowship vs Rising Stars( Eveleyn Grounds) Assembles vs HOPG (TBA)



