Wigmen ready for Isou

The Kroton Hela Wigmen will look to add more misery to PRK Gulf Isou when they face each other in round 14 of the Digicel Cup at the National Football Stadium on Sunday.
Wigmen appear to be much more organised and will no doubt give the Gulf side a tough challenge.
Coming off a disappointing 26-12 loss to the Agmark Rabaul Gurias last weekend, Wigmen coach Roderick Puname will be looking to make amends.
“We’re in the crucial stages of the competition and our aim is to make the top-five,” he said.
Wigmen, who have the artillery in the likes of Stanford Talita and captain Melvin Paul, came out firing in the early stages of the competition but seemed to take there foot off the gas thereafter.
Puname will be relying on his charges to make every match count until the final round.
Isou are yet to recover from huge loses to the Enga Mioks and Gurias. If they are to avoid the wooden spoon this season, The Gulf side will need to find some form fast.
Coach Colin Geno is putting in every effort to get the best out of his players as the business end of the competition approaches.
Round 14 fixtures: Warriors v Lahanis (Goroka), Gurias v Vipers (Kokopo), Tigers v Tumbe (Lae), Muruks v Mioks (Mendi)