Online Reporter
Takudzwa Chitsiga
Zimpapers Sports Hub
YADAH coach Brenna Msiska is still hopeful that they will survive relegation despite the setback of drawing with ZPC Kariba in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at The Heart Stadium on Saturday.
The Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries sponsored team’s survival fight was dented by visiting Kauya Katurutu who got the opening goal in the fifth minute through Samuel Makawa.
Yadah will have to make a short trip to Herentals next before they welcome Dynamos in Week 33 and play Simba Bhora last.
“We are on a tough spot, but we will try our best as a team. There is still a lot of work to do but as a team we will try our best.
“There is still three games to go before the season concludes and we need to win all the remaining matches for us to remain in the topflight. We have a good team, and we have been in such a situation before and managed to pull through so I hope will do that as well this season.
“This was not a good result for us as it has threatened our Premier League status. We had some good chances, but we failed to utilise them. We are now looking forward to win our next three games for us to survive.
‘The relegation puzzle is taking some new twists every week and it unfortunate that we are now caught in that web,” said Msiska.
Yadah will need all the miracles to come out of the muddy waters as they are lying second from bottom on 31 points.
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