Zebras seek dignified exit

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

The Zebras, who gained their first point in the group stages of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Tunisia on Friday, will seek a dignified exit when they meet the Teranga Lions of Senegal tonight. Kick-off is 8:00 pm (Botswana time).

It has been a long, often arduous road for Peter Butler and his charges, which has yielded only a point in five outings.

Butler has promised to mould a formidable side for the future and tonight’s outcome might be no consequence to the re-building.

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