Keinzley was pleased with the all-round effort of Wairarapa United in their 4-2 beating of Wellington United last weekend but was quick to emphasise their defensive structure, in particular, will be more seriously tested on Sunday.
"Wellington United had their moments but we can expect Lower Hutt to be a lot more clinical in their finishing. We have to be in their faces all the way through."
The superb form shown by goalkeeper Matt Borren is a huge plus for Wairarapa United. He was the star in the 2-1 win over Napier City Rovers in the Chatham Cup third round and just as impressive against Wellington United.
The assertiveness of skipper Adam Cowan and Nathan Cooksley on defence has also been a bonus for Wairarapa United while others to shine in that area include Carl Shailer, Alssney Cissoko, Miroslav Tvaroh and newcomer Brian Kalteck, whose versatility could again see him play at fullback and striker during the course of Sunday's match.
Wairarapa United will be relying on pacy pair Seule Soromon and Charles Francois Mallman to keep Lower Hutt's defence on their toes. Soromon seems back to his best and has been scoring goals regularly while Mallman is the ideal foil, being just as effective with his distribution skills as his ability to find the back of the net.