Technical adviser Jeffery Buter has urged supporters to come out in large numbers as his team prepare for their first home match of the season against Abia Warriors at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, on Sunday.

The Lagos-based club secured their first victory of the campaign with a 3-0 win over Inter Lagos in the city’s first derby in 10 years.

The result moved the team to 10th position with three points from two matches, but Buter insists the derby victory is now in the past as they focus on their next challenge.

“We have had a week of rest and training, the boys look ready, as we have put the success of our last game behind us,” he said.

The tactician, however, acknowledged the importance of the victory over Inter Lagos, saying it could provide a foundation for further progress.

“The win over Inter Lagos was important as we do not want to go two games without a win; it will also help us build the momentum ahead of the Abia Warriors clash and beyond,” he added.

Buter said his team would approach the fixture cautiously while keeping their focus on one match at a time.

“We have to take it one game at a time,” he said.

“We have a long month ahead, with four games in 10 days coming towards the latter stage of the month. We will be ready.”

The hosts have also received a boost with Aondona returning to training following an injury layoff.

Meanwhile, Sodiq Ayoade, who impressed in the derby victory, is among the players expected to attract attention from supporters as the team seeks another positive result.

A second win of the campaign would move the Lagos club further up the league table following their opening-day defeat to Doma United.