Take a bow to Santos Week's finest moment

Mqondisi Dube | Wednesday March 24, 2010 00:00

Santos decimated Gunners in front of a good crowd in Molepolole in what was undoubtedly the game of the week.

Finest athleteMogakolodi 'Tsotso' Ngele proved why he is one of the country's hottest properties with a masterly performance against Gunners. With proper guidance, Ngele will scale the heights and become a huge asset for the Zebras.

Talking pointGaborone United continued their brilliant exploits in the CAF Champions League with a 3-0 win over Curepipe Starlight of Mauritius. GU are in with a big chance of making it to the group stages if they win their second round tie against either FC Lupopo of DRC or Zimbabwe's Dynamos.

The decision to award the abandoned Coca-Cola Cup match between TAFIC and Mochudi Centre Chiefs to the latter has sent tongues wagging. As expected, TAFIC were furious with the decision. Some people questioned how the decision was made if all the incidents during the match were not considered. The competition's organising committee has said disturbances which took place during the match have been referred to the Botswana Football Association (BFA) Disciplinary Committee (DC).

Week's disappointmentThe Lobatse Bowling Club has remained closed and this is a huge drawback for the sport. Sometime last year, the Selebi-Phikwe Club was also shutdown. It is embarrassing that the Lobatse club does not have players and has rent bowlers from Mafikeng, South Africa.

The statOne (1) the number of games First Division- North debutants, Palapye United have won in 15 outings.

The quote'We really feel hard done by the ruling as it is against the development of football in this country,' TAFIC chairman, Livert Ntwaagae after the Coca-Cola Cup organising committee awarded their abandoned game to Mochudi Centre Chiefs.