Super Sunday for First Division North

Friday, December 09, 2016

Aiming high: TAFIC will look to cement their top position

FRANCISTOWN: A battle to finish at the peak of the log in the first round of the fierce Debswana First Division North League is on this weekend with the top three sides fixtured for a Sunday afternoon kick-off.

BR Highlanders, TAFIC and Motlakase Power Dynamos have been neck-and-neck since the league started.

After nine games, TAFIC sit on top with 22 points and 12 goals with Highlanders breathing heavily on them on 20 points and 11 goals.

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