Choma Green Eagles are targeting to shock Nkana in this Saturday’s FAZ Super League Week 16 match at Nkana Stadium in Kitwe.
The two teams battled to a goalless draw in the reverse fixture played on the opening day of the season.
But Eagles coach Justin Chinama said the worst result his side wants to garner from Wusakile is a draw.
“The worst result we should get is a draw. We don’t want to start dropping points from the first game of the second round,” Chinama said.
Eagles went into the mid-season break placed eighth on the table with 17 points from 15 matches while defending champions Nkana are third with 29 points.
“If we can pick maximum points there it will be better,” he said.
Chinama predicted a tough encounter against Nkana.
“Second round matches are tough so we will give out our best. We know that they (Nkana) would want to defend the league,” he added.
The Super League resume this weekend after a two-week mid-season break with leaders Zanaco aiming to maintain their stay at the pinnacle of the table.
Ubepelefye, Ninshi Sate Sate nabanankwe balikwi? Ukubikapo nafwe ba Red supporter dibili kumwesu ku Wusakile, mukamwenako. GO NKANA GO.
It would have been helpful if you had published the league table for both the premier league and the division one north and south. Has Nkana played all the postponed league matches?????? I am behind here ….can someone update please!!!
@Straight talk, Nkana have played all their postponed matches. They lost one and won the others. They lost to ZESCO and beat Nchanga away in Chingola
@ Andrew, what you said was enough, they ve played all remaining games won all and lost one.why did you categories one team out of all the games they played? Even if Nchanga is one of the teams they beat, you were not supposed to embarrass a big team in this way. Grow up man
Straight Talk do u follow football u Nkana hs played all the games and they are third on the table come Saturday we’ll bash the Eagle where will Simon and Festus be one Sate Sate a few to mention and it will be ndibilindibili they teach Green Eagles how good football is played with good passes, see u there,