Gunners seek third win in a row

Friday, April 30, 2010
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SELEBI-PHIKWE: Defending champions, EMG Gunners seek a third victory in a row when they meet Gaborone Hogs in a Botswana Rugby Union (BRU) League match at Makhubu Club in Selebi-Phikwe tomorrow. Gunners go into the encounter on the background of an impressive 64-5 victory over Francistown Tuskers. It was the first time that Gunners conceded points this season after keeping clean sheets in the opening two games.

Gunners' coach, Neal Gouws said preparations for the game against Hogs are going well and his charges are ready for the challenge.

"My players are focused on the encounter and they know what is expected from them. Hogs will be coming here to prove a point because we beat them by a single point in the semi-finals last season. We respect them and we know that they are a good side," said Gouws.

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