Story by Lawrence Trusida, Sports Editor
HARARE giants Dynamos are eager to prove their turmoil is behind them when they face bitter rivals Highlanders at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
Alexander Sports Club, the Dynamos training ground resembled a different place this Thursday, with the Harare giants back to serious business compared to the last five days where the players boycotted training due to unpaid dues.
The club has since confirmed that they have paid the bonuses and the players are ready for the task at hand.
“Sunday it’s a Derby and we are ready to show that Rufaro Stadium is our home, no one needs motivation for this match. We have since moved on from the challenges we had from last week,” said Dynamos captain, Frank Makarati.
Dynamos coach Genesis Mangombe aims to beat Highlanders as DeMbare coach for the first time on Sunday.
“We are very much ready for the match and we will definitely win it. Remember we are back home and now in the second half of the season so we need to collect all points as we aim for the championship,” he said.
The Harare giants are also hoping to unleash forward Nicholas Guyo who has been training with the club since his return from Spain where he turned out for lower league side, Malaga City.
Nomadic defender Victor Kamhuka is also trying his luck at the Glamour Boys.
The two teams met earlier this year in a league encounter, with Bosso winning 2-1 at Barbourfields stadium.
