GU Increase BMC Woes

Monday, November 01, 2010
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Title-chasing Gaborone United (GU) beat visiting BMC at SSKB on Saturday in be MOBILE Premier League match. The Reds became aggressive in the closing minutes of the duel to win 2-1 and extend BMC's poor run.

Sageby Sandaka turned inside the box in the 44th minute to fire in a low shot, which caught goalkeeper Cosmos Lombala completely off guard after his defence failed to challenge the GU striker. His strike gave GU a 1-0 lead at the break.

The two sides started the match in attacking mode but it was GU who looked more threatening, hence the goal. Gothata Samoenza and Lovemore Murwira struggled on the left for BMC in the absence of captain Mosimanegape Ramohibidu as Sandaka, Gabriel Bokhutlo and Kenny Ledikwe terrorised them.

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