Curtworth Masango
CRANBORNE Bullets coach Nesbert “Yabo” Saruchera believes they can compete against any team in the PSL.
He even believes his men will pick maximum points in their Castle Lager Premiership match against Yadah Stars tomorrow at the National Sports Stadium.
The match is set for an early kick off, midday, as Simba Bhora and Hwange are set for a late date in the afternoon at the same venue.
The army side have only managed to scrap two draws in their first four outings.
“There are no small teams in the league any more,” said Saruchera.
“As we face Yadah, we know it’s not going to be easy for us.
“We are thoroughly preparing for the game and we are looking to collect our first set of three points,” said Saruchera.
“We definitely started poorly in our first matches but we have managed to pick crucial points along the way, which we are now using as our foundation.
“As the coach, I am happy with the progress the team is showing on a daily basis.”
He added:
“The only setback we have now is our goalkeeper (Tatenda Makoni), who incurred an injury against Chicken Inn, and he is still to shake it off.
“But, we are hopeful that he will be fit to play against Yadah.
“We have four good goalkeepers registered for this season.”




