BIDVEST Wits will be looking for their home winning ways when they host log leaders SuperSport United in their Absa Premiership encounter at Milpark Stadium tomorrow at 8.15pm.
BIDVEST Wits will be looking for their home winning ways when they host log leaders SuperSport United in their Absa Premiership encounter at Milpark Stadium tomorrow at 8.15pm.
The Students picked up only one point from two games at home after their 1-0 loss to Mpumalanga Black Aces a and 1-all draw with Free State Stars on Wednesday.
Wits should start winning if they hope to keep pace with the leading pack at the top of the log standings.
George "Sokkies" Mogotsi, the Wits manager, said yesterday that his charges had what it takes to redeem themselves, provided they converted their chances.
"We have corrected our past mistakes and the boys have promised to give their best shot to get their winning ways back on track.
"We expect United to put up a great battle against us but we have players who are capable of the task," Mogotsi said.
Mazolman Skosana, United's communications manager, said they are determined to maintain their first position on the log.
Leading Wits goal-scorer Calvin Kadi will face his former teammates and defender Tsietsi Mahoa will probably be given the task of dealing with his lethal moves.
Wits are lying third on the log with 19 points from 12 matches, four points adrift of pacesetters SuperSport United.
l Still celebrating their creditable 2-1 victory over Orlando Pirates, AmaZulu welcome Santos in Ulundi on Sunday at 3.30pm.
Log leaders put Wits to the test
BIDVEST Wits will be looking for their home winning ways when they host log leaders SuperSport United in their Absa Premiership encounter at Milpark Stadium tomorrow at 8.15pm.
BIDVEST Wits will be looking for their home winning ways when they host log leaders SuperSport United in their Absa Premiership encounter at Milpark Stadium tomorrow at 8.15pm.
The Students picked up only one point from two games at home after their 1-0 loss to Mpumalanga Black Aces a and 1-all draw with Free State Stars on Wednesday.
Wits should start winning if they hope to keep pace with the leading pack at the top of the log standings.
George "Sokkies" Mogotsi, the Wits manager, said yesterday that his charges had what it takes to redeem themselves, provided they converted their chances.
"We have corrected our past mistakes and the boys have promised to give their best shot to get their winning ways back on track.
"We expect United to put up a great battle against us but we have players who are capable of the task," Mogotsi said.
Mazolman Skosana, United's communications manager, said they are determined to maintain their first position on the log.
Leading Wits goal-scorer Calvin Kadi will face his former teammates and defender Tsietsi Mahoa will probably be given the task of dealing with his lethal moves.
Wits are lying third on the log with 19 points from 12 matches, four points adrift of pacesetters SuperSport United.
l Still celebrating their creditable 2-1 victory over Orlando Pirates, AmaZulu welcome Santos in Ulundi on Sunday at 3.30pm.
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