Masitaoka Stretch Lead After Vital Win

Monday, February 17, 2020

Masitaoka stayed at the top of the log standings after overcoming Mogoditshane Fighters on Saturday PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Debswana First Division South log leaders, Masitaoka beat second-placed Mogoditshane Fighters 2-0 in a league game played at Fighters grounds on Saturday afternoon to extend their lead to five points.

Goals in either half of the match by Christopher Lemme and Emmanuel ‘Bayo’ Ditodi ensured that Masitaoka kept their automatic promotion dream to the BTC Premiership alive.

After this game, Majathaga as Masitaoka are known moved to 35 points while Fighters, however, remained second on the log with 30 points with just six games to go.

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