Police VI Too Strong For Gutsy Yaros
Monday, September 10, 2018
At the end of it all, spectators believed a point or two would have been a fair result for a spirited Yaros. Their coach, Mmoloki Gaobonwe said they were outdone by their first game against Diphatsa that was decided after five sets.“We came prepared for Police, which was the team we thought we will be playing first as per the initial schedule only to learn when we reached here that we were starting with Diphatsa,” he said.
“The game drew a lot out of us. We had to come back from a 2-0 to win 3-2 and to face Police that has depth. “A few minutes after that was always going to be a problem for us, but the boys gave them a torrid time and we deserved a better result.” Indeed Yaros was resilient,but the Police had the experience and it worked to their advantage. The first set of the sweltering match was ceremonial.
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