"I've spoken to the girls and said it's the head that makes the body move and if the head's not there, you're not going to get anywhere."
Cane said he would be comfortable if the game ended in a draw, as the teams would meet again in the final round in what could then be a title deciding game.
"If we get three points (tomorrow) that's fantastic, but the main thing I've said to the girls is we are going there not to lose."
An 11am kick off means an early start.
"It means we have to be up at 7.30am and the long trip is going to have some effect on the girls, but we did it last week against Melville and scored four."
Northern Utd overcame Otumoetai 2-1 last weekend in Tauranga.
■ Rotorua's women's Bay 1 side travel to Kawerau's Tarawera Park tomorrow while Ngongotaha's Women's Bay 1 side visit Awakeri Sportsfield to take on Plains Rangers today. Both games kick off at 12.30pm.