Kabwe Warriors host Power Dynamos in battle for honour at Godfrey Ucar Chitalu Stadium in Kabwe.
Firstly, third from bottom Warriors host Power in a bid to pick up their third successive home win and revenge for that 3-1 loss they suffered at the hands of Power in Kitwe on March 15..
Warriors are also enjoying a new lease of life under Mohammed Fathy since the Egyptian took charge of the beleaguered Railwaymen in late May.
The Kabwe side headed into the break with big back-to-back home wins over Nchanga Rangers and Zesco United.
Fathy had after his sides Week 15 1-0 win over Zesco vowed that Warriors would not fall at home and warned that Power would be next to tumble.
Warriors also return to action boosted by two good signings in the July local transfer window.
Midfielder Misheck Chaila and striker Josphat Kasusu have been signed from Konkola Blades and Indeni respectively.
Chaila will certainly provide some much needed steel in defensive midfield where he is expected to duel with ex-Warriors midfielder Richard Kasonde.
Kasusu on the other hand arrives armed with five goals at Indeni where he was the clubs top scorer in the first half of the season.
Meanwhile, Power Dynamos know a win at Warriors will see them jump over their archrivals and fourth placed Nkana to move back into third place and push the latter further down in the race for the 2014 title.
Power also head to Kabwe unchanged in personnel during the July transfer window with only striker Alex Ngonga unavailable after recently attending trails at Mpumalanga Black Aces in South Africa.
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Let’s go Warriors we are behind you balopoleni ba powerless dynamo or is it powerless boom