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BFA, Rollers condemn derby violence

BFA, Rollers condemn derby violence PIC. PHATSIMO KAPENG
 
BFA, Rollers condemn derby violence PIC. PHATSIMO KAPENG

Gaborone United beat their traditional rivals 2-1, and the Rollers supporters were infuriated at full time.

They pelted the match officials, preventing them from leaving the field. They were incensed with the officiating, particularly arguing Kekeatswe 'Mara' Moloi's 11th minute opener was scored from an offside position.

But Rollers has condemned the behaviour and said necessary action would be taken if the culprits are identified.

'Township Rollers condemns in the strongest terms such unruly, unsporting behaviour. The club would like to categorically make it clear that such conduct is totally unacceptable,' Rollers said in the statement.

The club said if supporters had grievances, they should channel them through the relevant office, and not resort to violence.

The BFA also criticised the unruly elements.

'The BFA is investigating the matter and will be liaising with the prosecutor's office to ensure action is taken accordingly,' the association stated on Monday.