Defending champions Highlanders have declared the ZNA Charity Shield is “part of their property” but will not take FC Platinum lightly when the make a trip to Zvishavane in the semi-final clash at Mandava on Saturday.

“The ZNA is in our cabinet and we want it to be a permanent feature in our cabinet. We are looking forward to the game and Platinum always give us a good run for our money,” said Bosso chief executive Ndumiso Gumede.
Bruce Kangwa, King Nadolo, exeperienced goalkeeper Ariel Sibanda, Douglas Sibanda are some players that are expected to carry the day for Bosso.

Platinum have  added Nqobizitha Masuku, Hilary Bakacheza, Rodwell Chinyengetere  and also welcomed back Walter Musona which are their major signings with veterans Gift Bello and Winston Mhango adding vital experience to steady the ship.

The miner’s coach Norman Mapeza says his side is not under pressure, but is rather taking the encounter as a guage of where they are ahead of the 2016 Premiership season.

“We will not put ourselves under pressure and after all it’s just a game of football. It will be a chance for us to gauge how we have gone with our preparations for the season.

“My new players have been doing well at training and  on Saturday(tomorrow) it will be a chance for us  to see how we have progressed,’ said Mapeza.

The Zvishavane side accounted for How Mine 2-1 in the quarter-finals.

Harare City host ZPC Kariba at Rufaro in the another semi-final later as the Sunshine Boys are this weekend away to Zambia’s Zanaco n the first round second leg of the Confederations Cup.

The   gate charges has been set at $2 rest of the ground,$5 for the wings and $10 for the VIP with children parting away with $1 to watch the match.