DYNAMOS coach Tonderai Ndiraya says he has a lot of respect for the way Yadah Stars go about their business and the investment which goes into the club.

The two teams meet in a Castle Lager Premiership tie at Rufaro tomorrow.
Ndiraya wants his men to win as many games as they can, in these initial periods, as they start the process to try and stabilise the club.
But, the coach has warned his players and their fans not to expect easy matches and believes tomorrow’s game is a tricky one.

“Of course, we want to add points in each and every game that we play, but Yadah are no pushovers,’’ he said.
“They won their last match 3-2 after having gone a goal behind. That really shows it’s a team full of character. So, we are expecting a very tough match.
“I have been at Yadah with the Under-23s. I have seen what they do, I know how they prepare, they are quite a serious lot and we have to be serious about the game.’’

Congolese forward Ngandu Mangala and Godfrey Mukambi are not available for selection for the Yadah game because of PSL sanctions. Cameroonians, Vincent Mbega and Claude Junior Ngahan, are injured.State media