Double headers present headaches

Friday, November 02, 2018

Gunners has been involved in a number of double headers, but the system has been criticised

The Botswana Premier League (BPL) introduced 'double headers' at the start of the season in an effort to bring numbers to the stadiums and assist teams get more revenue.

However, just after nine rounds of Premiership football played, the initiative is not paying the expected dividends.

Speaking to Mmegi Sport yesterday, Gaborone United chairperson, Boitumelo Nsunge said the move has not helped his side but has created more financial problems.

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