Madang United Football Club (MUFC) is set to face Agmark FC Morobe Wawens in a highly anticipated friendly match on April 11, as the team intensifies preparations for the upcoming National Premier League (NPL) season.
The trial match is expected to play a key role in shaping the team’s readiness, with MUFC management emphasizing its importance in assessing performance levels ahead of the competition which will be played at Laiwaden oval in Madang.
Team Manager Terence Sisu said the friendly will provide the technical team with valuable insight into the squad’s current form and highlight areas that require further improvement.
“The April 11 trial will give our technical team a clear idea of where the team stands in terms of preparation and what more needs to be done before our first official game,” Sisu said.
He added that the team has made steady progress in recent weeks, particularly in terms of preparation, structure, and technical execution.
“So far, preparation and the technical aspects have been positive. The team is coming together well, and we are building confidence as we approach the start of the season,” he said.
Madang United prides itself as a true provincial team, bringing together talent from both rural and urban areas across Madang. The club continues to serve as a platform for local players to showcase their abilities at the highest level of football in the country.
“MUFC is Madang’s home team. It represents our people equally, from the villages to the town. This is something we should all be proud of,” Sisu stated.
With Madang making its return to the NPL after a long absence, the moment carries special significance for football fans and the wider community. Sisu described the return as a milestone that deserves recognition, gratitude, and strong support from the people of Madang.
“Our return to the NPL is something worth appreciating. It has taken time, effort, and commitment. Now that we are back, we need the support of our people more than ever,” he said.
He also called on supporters to rally behind the team and help grow the fan base as the season approaches.
“We want to see more fans come out and support the team. Let’s build our fan base and stand together behind MUFC. Big surprises, as they say, come in small packages,” he added.
The upcoming friendly match against Agmark FC Morobe Wawens is not only a test of readiness but also an opportunity to build momentum, strengthen combinations, and give fans a glimpse of what to expect in the new season.
With anticipation building, all eyes will be on April 11 as Madang United takes another important step toward its NPL campaign.
