Heartland FC chief coach Charles Uzor has emphasized that the Naze Millionaires are not intimidated by Rivers United ahead of their Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) Matchday Two clash in Port Harcourt on Saturday.
Uzor acknowledged the respect his team holds for Rivers United, given their recent achievements on the continental stage.
However, he expressed confidence that Heartland FC can secure a positive result in Saturday’s match.
“For me every game is big as football is concerned. It is like every other game. We are going to Port Harcourt to face Rivers United. We know they are a big team and we accord them that respect. We won’t take anything for granted,” Uzor told the club’s media.
“We are coming to Rivers United game to give our best knowing that we are up against a big team that has been on the continent consistently in the past few seasons.
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“We believe in what we have and we are convinced that at the game we shall comeback with a good result.”
Uzor added that it was needless dwelling on the last game result and that all efforts should be geared on the game with Rivers United.
“The last game has come and gone and we have put it behind us. The spirit is high and the boys are in top shape for the game.
“We ask our fans to continue their support for the team. It was a wonderful one here last week the fans came all out in their numbers. It has not been like that for years. We are calling on them not to forsake the team because we shall make them smile at the end of the day.”
