Chiefs maul visiting Motlakase

Monday, August 17, 2015

Charles Mutero (White) of Mochudi Centre Chiefs against Umar Ngobi.PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Mochudi Centre Chiefs continued their dominance over Motlakase Power Dynamos with a 3-0 win in a beMOBILE Premiership encounter at the National Stadium on Sunday.

New signing, Charles Mutero got his first start in a competitive match while South African Mkhanyasile Siwahla sat on the bench for Chiefs.

Umar Ngobi led the visitors’ attack. The game started on a low pace with both teams looking to gain control of the game, but neither could. Motlakase looked good on the defence as their full backs handled Pontsho Moloi and Senatla Molefe well.

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Chiefs maul visiting Motlakase

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