Barely a week after a successful trip to the Southern Region, Civo United have vowed to continue their rivalry when they face Blue Eagles in a TNM Super League second round match on Saturday at Silver Stadium.<\/p>\n
Speaking a head of the tough test against Eagles, Civo coach Oscar Kaunda, said the two away victories have boosted the team\u2019s morale.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are taking the game against Eagles seriously. We know that Eagles will come hard to spoil our party, but the players are set for the match,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
The civil servants bagged six points when they beat Fisd Wizards 1-0 last Saturday, before defeating Be Forward Wanderers by the same margin. Civo are on position eight on the log table with 22 points from 16 games.<\/p>\n
Civo started the season on a low having gone eight games without a win in the first round. Their first win of the season came after beating Silver Strikers 0-2 at home Silver Stadium.<\/p>\n
Since then, Civo have been in top form and have been crushing their opponents. John Lanjesi and Emmanuel Zoya have been solid in defence.<\/p>\n
On his part, Eagles team manager, Gabriel Chirwa, was also confident that his charges would triumph against resurgent Civo.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are not scared with their recent performance and we will do our best to stop them this Saturday,\u201d Chirwa said.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, Eagles are coming straight from their 3-0 victory over Airborne Rangers at Nankhaka Stadium. The Area 30 side is third with 26 points from 15 games.<\/p>\n
Up the table, defending champions, Big Bullets, lead with 35 points, seven ahead of second-placed Azam Tigers. Bullets host Red Lions tomorrow whereas Wanderers entertain Kamuzu Barracks on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Barely a week after a successful trip to the Southern Region, Civo United have vowed to continue their rivalry when they face Blue Eagles in a TNM Super League second round match on Saturday at Silver Stadium.<\/p>\n
Speaking a head of the tough test against Eagles, Civo coach Oscar Kaunda, said the two away victories have boosted the team\u2019s morale.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are taking the game against Eagles seriously. We know that Eagles will come hard to spoil our party, but the players are set for the match,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
The civil servants bagged six points when they beat Fisd Wizards 1-0 last Saturday, before defeating Be Forward Wanderers by the same margin. Civo are on position eight on the log table with 22 points from 16 games.<\/p>\n
Civo started the season on a low having gone eight games without a win in the first round. Their first win of the season came after beating Silver Strikers 0-2 at home Silver Stadium.<\/p>\n
Since then, Civo have been in top form and have been crushing their opponents. John Lanjesi and Emmanuel Zoya have been solid in defence.<\/p>\n
On his part, Eagles team manager, Gabriel Chirwa, was also confident that his charges would triumph against resurgent Civo.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are not scared with their recent performance and we will do our best to stop them this Saturday,\u201d Chirwa said.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, Eagles are coming straight from their 3-0 victory over Airborne Rangers at Nankhaka Stadium. The Area 30 side is third with 26 points from 15 games.<\/p>\n
Up the table, defending champions, Big Bullets, lead with 35 points, seven ahead of second-placed Azam Tigers. Bullets host Red Lions tomorrow whereas Wanderers entertain Kamuzu Barracks on Saturday.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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