Big battle moves from boardroom to the pitch

Friday, March 11, 2016

The rivalry between Mochudi Centre Chiefs and Township Rollers will return to the field of play in the second leg of the Mascom Top 8 semi-finals tomorrow.

Rollers won a boardroom wrangle over the registration of Ofentse Nato and also carry a 3-1 lead over their rivals from the first leg.

Rollers are seeking their fourth appearance in the final of the knockout competition.

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