Trident football club head coach Albert Kachinga says his side will aim to collect maximum points when they face FC Muza today in Mazabuka. This could be Trident's second win of the campaign in 24 games, and Kachinga knows the importance of avoiding another defeat. "The game will be tough but we have prepared well and we are looking forward to it," Kachinga said. "We have not done so well at home but we have been positive on the road, we will try everything possible not to lose the game. What is important for us now is to make sure that if we do not collect the three points then we also make sure we do not lose the game." Trident are coming off a 2-1 defeat at home against Nkana football club. Kachinga says the team has been working hard in training on scoring and finishing, and he hopes that will translate to the pitch today. "We have been working so hard on the training pitch in regards to scoring and finishing," Kachinga said. "I can only hope that we can transfer that same mentality to the actual game tomorrow." Trident lost 1-0 at home to FC Muza in the first round, and Kachinga knows today's away fixture won't be easy. Trident has only won once in 23 games since their promotion to the MTN FAZ Super League.