Bondo�s AFCON finals prospects brighten

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Morocco calling: Bondo is expected to make AFCON cut

Prospects of a first-ever Botswana referee being appointed to handle the Africa Cup of Nations finals appear brighter with Joshua Bondo reportedly in line to make the cut. Currently, Bondo has been chosen alongside compatriots, Meshack Medupi, Moemedi Monakwane and Oamogetse Godisamang to officiate the remaining two rounds of the AFCON qualifiers.

Of the crop, Bondo has been outstanding and he will handle the high profile clash between Ivory Coast and DR Congo next month. In September, he was given another big match featuring Nigeria and South Africa and his performance was top notch.

Thus it would be a huge disappointment if he fails to make the AFCON finals cut.

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