ZIFA Southern Region Division One log leaders Tsholotsho FC have another daunting task tomorrow when they host champions Plumtree Chiefs seeking to recover from their first defeat of the season to ZPC Hwange in the coal mining town last week.
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Despite the 0-1 loss to the power utility side, Tsholotsho FC remained at the top with 30 points, just two ahead of fourth-placed Plumtree Chiefs who beat New West City 2-1 at Raylton Sports Club.
Chiefs aim to overpower the Lizwe Sweswe-coached side to go on top.
Joint leaders Technosphere, also with 30 points, will travel to Fairbridge on Sunday to face Black Boots who sit on position five with 26 points.
On the third spot and also eyeing the top is Ntabazinduna Prison with 29 points.
They will entertain ZPC Hwange tomorrow. ZPC Hwange, with 26 points are beaming with confidence after beating Tsholotsho FC and will definitely be looking forward to another win and keeping within distance of log leaders.
Basement side Old Nic Mine with just six points from 15 matches will be home to Hwange Juniors while army outfit Elephants FC host equally-troubled Portland Cement at HQ1 Brigade.
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