Ladder leaders Twin City are at home to the only side that has been able to lower their colours all year — Boomers.

Wanderers coach David Afonso said his squad was eager for revenge, eager to establish a six-point buffer at the top of the table.

“We’ll do everything we can to get that six-point buffer,” he said.

“We have a tough run coming up and know you can’t bank too many points too early. Boomers are well-organised and disciplined we created chances last time it just wasn’t our day.”

Boomers coach and playmaker Andrew Grove said they would take a team approach to reigning in Twin City’s attacking options.

“You can’t tag City, they have too many good players, it is more of a structured approach — as a team we need to work as a unit,” he said.

“This isn’t a grand final but it is definitely going to help the team who wins as far as the league title is concerned. We need to be better in front of goals — all year we have played well in the middle of the park and then wasted the opportunity in front of goal.”