Lovemore Dube, [email protected]
THE Pacific Breeze Zifa Southern Region League second placed Talen Vision have been the second half best performers.
Inconsistency however could emerge as their worst enemy should they fail to eclipse Hwange to the title in the last two games.
Talen Vision are lying second with 69 points with Hwange on 73 and seemingly on course unless a miracle happens.
In the last 16 matches Talen Vision amassed 32 points and were the best attacking team with top scorer of the division Charles Rugoho outstanding.
Jordan who enjoyed a fine run in the Munhumutapa Challenge Cup by reaching the final 16 which did not have Dynamos and Highlanders, have had a good last 16 matches and have the second best statistics of 30 points.
Their attack led by Jephias Sibanda came to the party and scored 27 goals, a figure only beaten by
Talen Vision. They had the second highest number of wins alongside Hwange and Nkayi United of nine matches while their three draws was the highest among the top three of the second half.
Hwange who still lead the race, at some stage lost two consecutive games to Khami United and second placed Talen Vision.
Eighth placed Khami United, coached by Morris Mukwiti have been among the best performers after garnering 25 points, were 13th at the half way stage and facing relegation.
Fixtures
Saturday
Bosso90 v Talen Vision (White City B), Bulawayo Warriors v Hwange (White City), Nkayi United v
Zimbabwe Saints (White City), Megawatt v Imbizo (Chakona), Blackrock v Zebra Revolution
(Sinderella), Casmyn v Aqua Stars (Turk Mine), Jordan v Njube Spurs (Mthwakazi)Sunday
Bulawayo City v Khami United (Luveve)
