Miners deliver sparkling diamond final

Tuesday, April 04, 2017

Galaxy player, Musonda (middle) battles with Orapa's Tendai Nyamusi (left) and Olekantse Mambo

FRANCISTOWN: It was not every football fan’s dream final, but it still had all the hallmarks of great Mascom Top 8 decider.

Former champions, Orapa United and fellow diamond miners, Jwaneng Galaxy defied odds to make it all the way to the final.

It was a final reminiscent of the Coca-Cola Cup meeting which saw ECCO City Greens and BMC contest the final in 2007. Both clubs were largely dependent on parent company, BMC, for survival.

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