Boys move to topple Forest
Friday, February 05, 2016
Forest are on 25 points with Boys a point adrift. The leaders suffered their first defeat of the season when they were beaten 1-0 by Letlapeng while Boys beat Modipane United 1-0. The Mmankgodi side host Prisons XI tomorrow. It is a must win for the side if they want to increase their lead at the top. It will not be a walk in the park as The Warders brushed aside Black Rangers 4-1 in last Saturday’s match. Forest coach, Murphy Maseko said there is no need to press panic buttons yet. He said they still have a chance to run away with the title. “I had a chance to spy on Prisons in their weekend match and I picked their weaknesses and strengths. They are fast on wings and attack. Their anchor man is also good with long balls,” he said.
Maseko said he has a good defence as evidenced by the less number of goals they had conceded since the beginning of the season. He said the game is a must win because if they slip, it could spell disaster.
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