BDF XI meet Chiefs in clash of troubled sides

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Troubled Premier League sides, BDF XI and Mochudi Centre Chiefs will have to put their recent troubles aside when they clash in a be MOBILE Premier League match at the Molepolole Sports Complex tonight. Kick off is 7.30pm.

BDF XI fired their coach, Stanley Mwaanga on Monday after a series of poor performances. The sacking came after BDF XI failed to beat a 10-man BMC last week.

Mwaanga led Matebele to fourth position last season when they reached the final of the Coca-Cola Cup where they lost on penalties to Uniao Flamengo Santos. It was expected that this season, BDF XI will challenge for the league title but the army side has failed to deliver.

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