TAFIC Back To Winning Ways

Monday, January 22, 2018

Molebatsi Kangangwani of TAFIC (in red) competing for the ball with Uniao Flamengo Santos' Tshepo Mbulawa during the BTC Premiership match played on Saturday

FRANCISTOWN: Following their 2-1 midweek loss to Serowe outfit Miscellaneous, TAFIC produced a sublime performance to overcome visiting Uniao Flamengo Santos by a solitary goal at the Francistown Sports Complex on Saturday.

Former ECCO City Greens striker, Bonolo Fraizer debuted for the hosts after completing a move from Miscellaneous in the midweek. Fraizer, who lasted for slightly over 70 minutes, was very lively for the most part of the match.

TAFIC started the match on a very high note and were rewarded for their efforts in the 14th minute when another former ECCO forward, Onkemetse Powe found the bottom right with a neat tap-in after receiving a neat cross from the right.

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TAFIC Back To Winning Ways

FRANCISTOWN: Following their 2-1 midweek loss to Serowe outfit Miscellaneous, TAFIC produced a sublime performance to overcome visiting Uniao Flamengo Santos by a solitary goal at the Francistown Sports Complex on Saturday.

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