WIRE โ€” By Praise Majawa: Mighty Wanderers will be aiming to maintain their place at the summit of the FDH Bank Premiership when they face Moyale Barracks at Mzuzu Stadium this afternoon. Action in the league resumes this afternoon after one week break to pave the way for the Airtel Top 8 semi-finals which saw Wanderers and Ekhaya Football Club book their spots in the final after respective wins over Blue Eagles (5-4) and Karonga United (2-1). Currently, the Nomads are at the summit of the log table with 22 points, level on points with Silver Strikers and Eagles. However, they lead on goals scored having netted 21 compared to Silver's 19 while Eagles are third with 18 goals. Wanderers' last league outing ended in a 1-1 draw against Masters FC at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre. But coach Bob Mpinganjira urged his charges to double their efforts against Moyale. "We expect a very difficult match but we have prepared well for them," he said. Moyale are seventh on the table with 16 points. The fixture also revives memories of last season when Wanderers thrashed the Moyale 6-0 at Kamuzu Stadium as they ended eight-year wait for the title. The soldiers have won four matches, drawn three and lost four this season, scoring 11 goals and conceding 12. They head into the match inspired by a 1-0 away victory over Civil Service United before the league break. Moyale coach Prichard Mwansa said his players are determined for revenge. "What happened last year has never happened to us in that way, and we are ready to win this fixture because my boys are ready," Mwansa said. Elsewhere, Silver will face Creck Sporting Club at Civo Stadium in Lilongwe whereas Mafco will host Blue Eagles at Chitowe Stadium. Ekhaya FC will meet Goshen City Dedza Dynamos at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre.

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