The two teams last met in a high-voltage encounter on the final day of the 2013-14 I-League season with the Red Machines having secured a hard-fought 2-1 win.
Salgaocar FC, with a near perfect record thus far, have made an unblemished start to their 2014-15 campaign accumulating an unassailable 20 points from eight outings, courtesy six wins and two draws.
Churchill Brothers, on the other hand, sit in fifth position with 13 points from seven outings. Salgaocar are assured of a top of the table finish at the end of Phase I of the league, irrespective of results from the pending matches and a win tomorrow would make them clear favourites to regain the Goa Professional League which they last won in 2012.
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