Telco eye first win

Bruce Chikuni 

TELCO assistant coach, Daniel Phiri, said they are hoping to turn a corner to what has been an awful start when they entertain Touch Power in a basement affair.

This match will be played at Capital Sports Club tomorrow. 

The two sides are still winless in the Harare Super League. 

Phiri conceded that it has not been a good start but they are confident of turning the tables when they host their opponents.

“It’s been a bad start and we are aware that we need to get our house in order before It’s too late. We are eyeing our first win and we want to make use of the home advantage to redeem ourselves.

“I think we are now gaining the confidence and momentum, and the boys are showing the zeal to put an end to our misery,” said Phiri.

There is a top-of-the-table clash when the impressive K9 welcome Tachay.

The two sides are level on six points at the summit. 

A character test awaits Mupanda FC when they host wounded Jameson Boys at Belgravia Sports Club tomorrow.

Mupanda have won their two opening fixtures. 

Their matches against Jameson FC have always been explosive and this one is unlikely to be different.

Reports yesterday indicated that Jameson FC have roped in UK-based former Dynamos and Black Aces forward, Nqobizita Ncube, to strengthen their attack.

It could also be the farewell match for ex-DeMbare defender, Sydney Linyama, who is set to leave and resettle in the UK.

Super League Matchday 3  Fixtures

TELCO vs TOUCH POWER

DIASPORA vs COWBOYS

MUPANDA vs JAMESON BOYS

AGENTS FC vs STADIC

ROYAL vs AMERICANS

EUROPA vs EMPIRE GYM

K9 vs TACHAY

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