HARARE -- Bulawayo-based side Bantu Rovers will be looking forward to building on their win against Eagles last week when they clash with Shooting Stars at Gwanzura stadium today.It was not a matter of not performing, I believe we have just been unlucky, Lunga told The Zimbabwean on Sunday.
Bantu Rovers, a side formed from the ashes of the defunct Eastern
Lions, has managed to collect a paltry seven points from nine outings.
The Bulawayo side together with fellow log anchors, Underhill, has
suffered the most defeats in the 16-team league to date, losing six
matches, a record that had soccer analysts marking them as early
candidates for relegation.
Lunga, a veteran league campaigner with Highlanders, expressed hope his
charges would turn the tables as the league progresses but admitted it
will be tough against Shooting Stars today.
I admit it is a good side and we are going to put our effort as we
have been doing. The better team of the day will win, he declared.
Shooting Stars picked a point in their last away match, drawing 1-1
against Njube Sundowns at Pelandaba Stadium last weekend. They have so
far amassed 13 points from their nine matches.
BY GRACE CHIRUMANZU
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