Deniliquin Wanderers return to the field this Saturday from last weekend’s bye with a clear focus, as they prepare to face Colts United FC in Bendigo.
Wanderers president and goalkeeper Matthew Crothers said the squad looked sharp on the track during the week, and is eager to improve on their last meeting with the Colts.
Last time the two sides faced, the Colts got the win, 6-2, after a spree of first half goals.
“Last time we played the Colts, the game got away from us in the first half.
“We definitely want to improve on that effort.
“They are a tougher side, physically, definitely one of the more physical teams in the competition.”
The Wanderers may receive a timely boost up front, with striker Masen Brain a chance to return from injury.
Crothers said the group will approach the match with their usual determination.
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