On Saturday the Buccs welcome bottom-side Malone to Dubarry Park.
Buccaneers will have to overcome the best teams in their division in their last five games if their to secure promotion in the AIL this year.
That's according to the club's PRO Michael Silke.
On Saturday the Buccs welcome bottom-side Malone to Dubarry Park, and after that will have to face the club's looking to dislodge them from the division's top two.
Silke says they're getting down to the business end of the season now:
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