North Zone's Holy Name Con­vent of Port-of -Spain and Mir­a­cle Min­istries of the Cen­tral Zone will be hop­ing to add their re­spec­tive zon­al Co­ca Co­la In­ter­col ti­tles to the league ti­tle, they won ear­li­er in the sea­son in the Sec­ondary Schools Foot­ball League (SS­FL).

For Holy Name, it will be the usu­al clash with arch-ri­val St Joseph's Con­vent at 3.30 pm at Fa­ti­ma Col­lege Ground while Mir­a­cle Min­istries will be up against Holy Faith Con­vent at 3.30 pm at Cou­va East Ground on Sun­day.

Yes­ter­day, how­ev­er, Mir­a­cle Min­istries coach Patrick Sam­bra­no be­lieves his team can be at a dis­ad­van­tage due to them hav­ing to play mul­ti­ple match­es in a short space of time.

On­ly on Wednes­day, his girls played against Ch­agua­nas South Sec­ondary which they won 14-0, then on Fri­day, they went down to Pleas­antville Sec­ondary in a Cham­pi­onship Big Five play-off 2-1 be­fore fac­ing to­day's en­counter.

Sam­bra­no said be­cause of the short time­frame his team has had to play, his play­ers are not get­ting enough time to re­cov­er, while at the same time, are pick­ing up in­juries.

"That's what the SS­FL has done to us. We asked for it not to be like that, but we were told that the league has to fin­ish. It's hard for the girls but there is noth­ing we can do about it," Sam­bra­no said.

Mean­while, Holy Name Con­vent is fresh from a 2-1 tri­umph over Tran­quil­i­ty Sec­ondary at St Joseph's Con­vent ground on Thurs­day, a re­sult that en­sured they kept their un­beat­en run for the sea­son so far, in­tact.

St Joseph's Con­vent was run­ner-up in the north zone, hav­ing lost their two match­es to Holy Name Con­vent. The Holy Name girls will be out to se­cure a sec­ond ti­tle this sea­son be­fore eye­ing the Na­tion­al In­ter­col ti­tle and the Big Five crown.