Mpote confident of winning league title

Wednesday, September 04, 2019

FRANCISTOWN: Orapa United coach, Mogomotsi Mpote strongly believes that his team is capable of winning the BTC Premiership league title this season.

Speaking to journalists after his team defeated TAFIC by a solitary goal on Sunday, Mpote said the team is ready to compete.

“You will see us somewhere at the end of the season. The first six games will be very important. If we can do well in those games, I am confident that we will clinch the league title. Winning the league title is my main objective,” Mpote told Mmegi Sport.

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Mpote confident of winning league title

FRANCISTOWN: Orapa United coach, Mogomotsi Mpote strongly believes that his team is capable of winning the BTC Premiership league title this season.

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