All Eyes On Notwane, Gunners As League Resumes

Notwane will be hoping to turn things around when the league resumes. PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG
Notwane will be hoping to turn things around when the league resumes. PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

As the BTC Premiership returns to business after the Elections break, all eyes are at the bottom of the league table where sleeping giants, Notwane and Extension Gunners are fighting nail and tooth to survive the dreaded relegation axe.

The two sides have had a difficult start to the season both on and off the field.

Before the season even started, they were docked six points each after failing to comply with the club licensing requirements. As if that was not enough, Gunners found themselves fighting another internal war as its two factions claim to be in control and running the affairs of the club.

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