Mares Hope For Bronze Dashed

Monday, August 12, 2019

Botswana's Mares failed to claim a bronze medal at the just-ended COSAFA Women's Championship after a 3-0 defeat to Zimbabwe in a third placed playoff match at the Wolfson Stadium in Port Elizabeth, South Africa on Saturday afternoon.

The team missed out on the first ever COSAFA final after a 4-0 drubbing to Zambia in the semifinal played on Thursday. It was the Mares’ maiden competition in the semifinal.

A brace in the second half from Felistas Muzongondi and Mavis Chirandu’s strike sealed a bronze medal for the Mighty Warriors.

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Mares Hope For Bronze Dashed

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