Wheels Come Off At Chiefs

Monday, November 11, 2019

Red Sparks players celebrate one of the goals against Mochudi Centre Chiefs PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Kgatleng outfit, Mochudi Centre Chiefs maintained their poor run of form since the departure of veteran coach, Oris Radipotsane when they lost 2-0 to Red Sparks during an entertaining game at Jamali Stadium on Saturday evening.

Two goals from Donald Rapulana and Kabelo Babusi in each half handed the Tlokweng side its first win in five games while Chiefs registered third consecutive loss in the league.

The game started at a high pace from the start with both teams looking to get the opener. Chiefs, with big names such as former Zebras player, Jomo Moatlhaping, Terence Mandaza and Thato Bolweleng seemed first to settle but could not create any chances.

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Wheels Come Off At Chiefs

Kgatleng outfit, Mochudi Centre Chiefs maintained their poor run of form since the departure of veteran coach, Oris Radipotsane when they lost 2-0 to Red Sparks during an entertaining game at Jamali Stadium on Saturday evening.

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