Systems Pile More Misery On TAFIC

Monday, December 16, 2019

Kagisano Mungu of TAFIC (in red) attempts to make a turn in front Security Systems player,Thato Ogopotse during the two sides' encounter PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: Local football club, TAFIC, appears to be headed for exit from the BTC Premiership after they lost their game 1-0 against Security Systems at the Obert Chilume Sports Complex Sunday.

Some TAFIC supporters are already prophesying that TAFIC is headed for a “TAFexit”-relegating from BTC to the Debswana North First Division League-after it wasted numerous clear cut opportunities in their game against log leaders, Systems who are certainly emerging as surprise packages. Systems’ striker and Zebras marksman, Kenanao ‘Flo’ Ketholetsile, was brilliant during the game when he scored a brilliant goal during in the second half.

Meawhile TAFIC players exhibited sloppy defending and also missing numerous opportunities in both halves.

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Systems Pile More Misery On TAFIC

FRANCISTOWN: Local football club, TAFIC, appears to be headed for exit from the BTC Premiership after they lost their game 1-0 against Security Systems at the Obert Chilume Sports Complex Sunday.