ECCO humble former stable mate, BMC

Monday, February 17, 2014

FRANCISTOWN: Two goals in the first 19 minutes of the match were enough to seal victory for inconsistent ECCO City Greens against a wasteful visiting BMC FC during a lowly attended beMOBILE Premier League match played at the Francistown Stadium over the weekend.

Despite losing the match 2-0 BMC created numerous scoring chances but were let down by poor finishing. ECCO on the other hand lacked creativity for most of the proceedings.

The absence of Zimbabwean creative midfielder Tendai Nyumasi who is nursing an injury might have been the reason for ECCO’s lack of creativity on the day.

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