Chipata FC plot Saints’ downfall

SUN SPORTS writes@SunZambianCHIPATA Boys Futsal Club coach Robson Mwitwa says his team will fight for maximum six points as the first round of the Premier Futsal League comes to a close to finish the league on a positive note.Speaking in an interview ahead of the week-8 PFL tie with Kafue Saints, Mwitwa said he is looking forward to get maximum points noting that it won’t be easy playing Saints who are seeking to redeem themselves from the 5-3 defeat to Kitwe Bullets in their last league game.Mwitwa said it is unfortunate his team struggled in the first quarter of the league dominated by defending champions Automotive FC.He said the team struggled to impress in the first four matches because it took the teams new signings a bit of time to adapt.Mwitwa, who is guiding a team occupying sixth position with nine points from three wins and four losses is hopeful his boys will overcome Saints because they need the points more than their opponents.“The team finally started moving together we started playing well after struggling in the first four games and the biggest result came when we manAGED TO BEAT BULLETS.“I think for me as a coach that was the biggest result for me so am looking forward to work more in the second round and looking forward to get maximum six points for the remaining two games of the first leg against Saints tomorrow and DS Isoka next week,” Mwitwa said.In other PFL fixtures slated for today at Automotive Futsal Arena, Siavonga Beetles will play Monze George while Kabwe K-Line will host Livingstone Pirates in another exciting fixture.Kitwe Bullets will take on DS Isoka while Division one league action will see BS Stars playing Tamanga Juldan as Efford Chabala are set to face Bil FC.Zanaco date Christian Academy while Veterans FC will take on AJ United with Blue Bombers set to play Pioneer Avengers. The Sun