After beating Dynamos 1-0 on Saturday at Ascot Stadium, Tel One FC coach Herbert Maruwa could not hide his club's intention to win the league title.
Sitting on third position with 33 points, Maruwa's side is seven points behind log leaders Simba Bhora, who are on 40 points, the same margin with second place occupiers MWOS.
The 'Wifi Boys' are enjoy their best run ever in the league since returning to topflight football last year.
Of the 20 matches the team has played, TelOne has won eight, drawn nine and lost three.
"I think for now we are challenging for
the championship. Its now a declaration," said Maruwa after the win over Dynamos.
Saturday's triumph was emotional for Maruwa who is a Dynamos son.
The 48-year-old gaffer launched his coaching career at Dembare while in-charge of the club's juniors for nearly seven years.
He then moved to several other PSL clubs before returning to lead the Glamour Boys as senior team head coach in 2023.