CENTRAL League Soccer pacesetters Tripple B continue with their march towards promotion with a date against army side Tongogara at Dulibadzimu Stadium tomorrow. Tripple B are riding high after claiming the bragging rights in the border town of Beitbridge following a 1-0 edging of rival Strikers FC last week.
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The win saw “Tshintsha Magiya” maintain a 11-point lead at the summit of the log with 60 points, and an inch closer to promotion.
Tomorrow, they date Tongogara who have rediscovered their winning form, coming from a 2-0 victory over troubled Blanket Mine.
Second-placed Chapungu, who trail the log leaders by 11 points, travel to relegation-bound Jessie Mine in what appears to be an easy assignment for the Airforce side.
Strikers, who are smarting from a derby defeat at the hands of Tripple B last week, travel to Kwekwe for a date with NewZimsteel at Torwood Stadium.
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“Vavheneki”, as Strikers are known in the border town, last weekend saw their hopes of catching up with Tripple B being shuttered when they fell to the latter.
Although Strikers still have two games in hand, with a chance to cut Tripple B’s lead to eight points, their chances of usurping the log leaders are getting thinner and thinner with each outing.
Midlands State University host FC Platinum at Ascot Stadium, while relegation threatened Blanket Mine host Chrome stars.
Wha Wha entertain Town United at Wha Wha while Silo United will play Air Stars in a Kwekwe derby.