LLOYD MUTASA is worried about Chicken Inn’s wealth of experience but the Dynamos gaffer thinks he has prepared his boys accordingly ahead of Saturday’s final match of the season.

Second placed DeMbare are hoping to stage a characteristic smash and grab affair by beating Chicken Inn while hoping log leaders FC Platinum fail to win against Chapungu at Ascot.

The Glamour Boys trail Pure Platinum Play by two points going into the last round of action.

“You see, Chicken Inn have the experience in the likes of Moses Jackson, Tarumbwa and Clement Matawu.

“They also have a very good coach in Rahman Gumbo, very tactical and one who has won a lot of accolades but from what we have seen from training my boys are upbeat,” said Mutasa after Thursday’s training session at Motor Action Sports Club.

“Everyone is up and about, the players have been a marvel to watch. I am sure with what we saw here we are hoping for a positive result.

“We live on hope, we have the belief and faith within our ranks. For us to be where we are today is through the grace of the Almighty.

“He is the one who has taken us this far and we are hopeful he will take us to the Promised Land.”