BMC face Chiefs� wrath

Friday, April 03, 2015

United for a cause: Chiefs have appeared unstoppable in their little chase

Eighth placed, BMC face the mammoth task of stopping a marauding Mochudi Centre Chiefs in a beMOBILE Premier League encounter at the Molepolole Sports Complex tomorrow.

Magosi went eight points clear on Tuesday after a routine 2-0 win over ECCO City Greens. The log leaders are unbeaten in 2015.

With only six games left before the end of the season, Chiefs appear out of sight and strong favourites for the title. BMC played to a 0-0 draw against town rivals, Extension Gunners on Tuesday. The BMC defence is expected to work overtime in order to combat what is expected to be relentless pressure from the deadly frontline trio of Kekaetswe ‘Mara’ Moloi, Lemponye Tshireletso and Pontsho Moloi.

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BMC face Chiefs� wrath

Eighth placed, BMC face the mammoth task of stopping a marauding Mochudi Centre Chiefs in a beMOBILE Premier League encounter at the Molepolole Sports Complex tomorrow.