Police side Black Mambas travel to the Colliery for a date with inconsistent Hwange on Sunday as they seek to steer safe from the relegation zone in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League.
Warumwa Warumwa, who had not been playing well, appeared to have picked up form and they picked four points before the two-week PSL break that accommodated the Warriors-Liberia match and the BancABC Sup8r Cup final between Highlanders and Motor Action at Barbourfields Stadium last Saturday.
Black Mambas beat Masvingo United 3-1 at Mucheke Stadium on September 3, two days after 12 of their players had just arrived from the Southern African Police Chiefs Co-operation Games in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Young midfielder Abbas Amidu scored a hat-trick when the police side beat Masvingo United.
They were, however, held to a goalless draw by log-anchors Kiglon at Morris Depot on September 7 in a re-arranged fixture.
Coach John “Toto” Ncube will hope his boys will deliver a better performance than the shoddy one they exhibited when they drew 0-0 with relegation-bound Kiglon last Wednesday.
After losing 2-0 to Chicken Inn at Luveve Stadium, Hwange went on to beat Caps United 1-0 at the Colliery on August 21 before they held new boys Blue Ribbon to a goalless draw at Rufaro Stadium a week later.
Sunday is a chance for the Tennant Chilumba-coached coal miners to move up the log-standings when they host Mambas.
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