It is a big day for Zesco United on Saturday who must win to stay in the 2014 CAF Confederation Cup.
Zesco host Ferroviario Beira of Mozambique in a first round, final leg match at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola.
The two sides are locked at 0-0 from the first leg played on March 2 in Beira.
The pressure is especially on Zesco who have failed to win a single pre-season or competitive game since the start of the year from a combined total of seven games heading into this afternoons fixture.
“The players have a vision to play another level. They just need a bit of a push to realise that vision,” Zesco coach George Lwandamina said ahead of his second game in charge.
The match will also mark Lwandamina’s debut home game since his appointment two weeks ago.
Meanwhile, Zesco has two key injury absentees with striker Alfred Luputa and defender Zimiseleni Moyo both side-lined with long-term injury.
Winner this weekend will face victor of the Maghreb Fes of Morocco versus Ghanaian club Medeama in the second round on March 22.
Medeama head to Fes enjoying a 3-0 first leg win in Sekondi on March 2.
The two sides are in action on Saturdays evening in 21h00 kick-off in Fes.
Zesco please even if you loadshed us, give us a win.
A team from mozambique ah no quality, so ZESCO definately wins unless they are bribed