Botswana women face a stern test

Friday, November 30, 2007

Can the Botswana national women's football team silence their critics when they take on Namibia in the first leg of the African Women Championship qualifiers tonight?

A lot of people have cast doubts over the capability of the team but the players have shown that they have what it takes. The team boasts of the likes of Prisons' forward Tshepo Nkonyane, Double Action's duo of Neo Masimola and Thuto Ramafifi.

On their day, their combination has proved to be deadly. The team is dominated by BISA players who are currently reported to be doing well.

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