Hot performances warm up rain-soaked Clash of Legends

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Han-C drew loud cheers from the crowd with a performance that showcased why he remains one of Botswana's most popular entertainers PIC.CLASH OF LEGENDS

As rain drizzled over the National Stadium and supporters wrapped themselves in blankets and heavy jackets to fend off the winter chill on Saturday, a star-studded entertainment line-up brought warmth and energy to the fourth edition of the Betway Clash of Legends, proving there was much more to the event than just football.

Organisers had warned fans ahead of the event to dress warmly, with blankets and fleece coverings even permitted inside the stadium due to the expected cold weather.

The conditions lived up to expectations, so did the entertainment on the pitch. The football spectacle featuring legends from Orlando Pirates, Kaizer Chiefs, Township Rollers and Mochudi Centre Chiefs was complemented by a strong line-up of local artists and DJs who kept supporters entertained throughout the day.

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