The battle for supremacy in the Zifa Southern Region Division One League continues when log-leaders Bantu Rovers travel to Hwange to face third-placed ZPC.
By Sports Reporter Bantu Rovers are top with 51 points from 23 games, while the Hwange side is third with 47 points from 24 games.
Focus will also be on the match pitting second-placed How Mine against fourth-placed New West at Luveve Stadium tomorrow.
How Mine trail the log-leaders by two points from 23 games and would want to close in on the gap, but have a tough assignment against New West with 42 points from the same number of games.
Bottom-placed Projects, who received a 5-1 drubbing at the hands of Tsholotsho in their last league game last Saturday, clash with Rufaro Rovers in Hwange.
Rufaro Rovers are on position 14 on the log-table with 23 points from 24 games, while Projects have eight points from 24 games.
In another match set for Hwange, Hwange Juniors entertain Sizani Fruits & Veg.
Sizani Fruits & Veg have struggled in their debut appearance in the league with 15 points after winning three games, drawing six and recording 14 losses.
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Hwange Juniors are on position eight with 35 points from 23 games after winning 10, drawing five and losing eight games.
Zimbabwe Saints will hope to pick up from where they left off after collecting maximum points, winning 2-1 against Sizani Fruits & Veg last Saturday, when they meet Ntabazinduna tomorrow.
Struggling Makhandeni Pirates square off against Black Boots at Raylton Sports Club tomorrow, Mpumalanga host Bulawayo Chiefs at Mpumalanga, wrapping up tomorrow’s action. Power Cosmos face Tsholotsho in Hwange on Sunday.
