Tough Times For Sankoyo, GU

Monday, October 08, 2018

Sankoyo Bush Bucks are yet to taste victory this season

With the BTC Premiership gathering pace, with an average of seven games played so far, sleeping giants, Gaborone United and Sankoyo Bush Bucks are yet to hit top gear with Sankoyo in particular yet to register a win this season.

Having managed to survive relegation in the past two seasons, the Maun-based side looks set to fight another battle this season. They have only managed to accumulate two points so far with five losses and two draws. They have scored just seven goals and conceded a whooping 17 goals.

This past Saturday, they travelled all the way from Maun only to find Black Forest in a mean mood. It was the second victory for Magoleng, as Black Forest are popularly known to their supporters. The victory took them to position 10 while Sankoyo remained rooted at the bottom of the log standings.

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