Crunch time for Chiefs, GU

Friday, February 14, 2014

Gaborone United and Mochudi Centre Chiefs will have to stage dramatic comebacks if they are to advance to the next stages of the CAF competitions when the two sides host their opponents in the return leg of this weekend.

GU take on South African giants, SuperSport United in the CAF Confederations Cup preliminary round at the National Stadium tomorrow. Chiefs, on the other hand, welcome Dynamos of Zimbabwe at UB Stadium this Sunday in the CAF Champions League.

SuperSport United were expected to jet in yesterday, just a day after registering a 2-0 victory against Mpumalanga Black Aces in the ABSA Premiership match. They beat GU by the same score in the first leg of the continental competition last Saturday.

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Crunch time for Chiefs, GU

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