Rollers, Santos clash in Coke quarters

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

The Coca-Cola Cup quarterfinal draw conducted in Gaborone yesterday produced two interesting features with defending champions, Uniao Flamengo Santos taking on be MOBILE Premier League leaders, Township Rollers while ECCO City Greens meet Extension Gunners.

There was a reprieve for giants, Mochudi Centre Chiefs who were drawn against struggling Premier League side, TAFIC. Reigning league champions, Gaborone United were drawn against Mogoditshane Fighters, the only First Division side remaining in the competition.

It would be interesting to see how Rollers handle a youthful Santos that became the first club to beat the log leaders in the first round.

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