Be Forward Wanderers  have been boosted ahead of Saturday’s Blantyre  derby, as two of their key players Yamikani Chester and Ted Sumani have  returned to full fitness, while Harry Nyirenda   is not far off.

Chester sustained an injury during their FAM Charity Shield match against Silver Strikers, while Sumani got injured during pre-season friendlies, but passed fitness test last week and  have  returned to training.

Another player who has returned to light training is Misheck Bottomani, and Wanderers team doctor Samuel Matukuta  had some positive news to report.

“Botomani  is 90% back. He should be taking part in proper training for the next week. Good news is that we have Chester and Sumani back from injuries,” confirmed Matukuta on Monday.

 However, the Nomads  have defender Harry Nyirenda sidelined  for some weeks due to an ankle injury he suistained during their pre-season friendly against Dedza Young Soccer.

 “Nyirenda is still out but the good news is that he is recovering so fast that he  should be okay in a few weeks.

 Wanderers  head into preparation for the encounter with Bullets  in third  place on the TNM Super League   log – a  point  behind Red Lions who are on the summit table with 7 points  and they tally points with  their Blantyre  rivals.