FIFA sports medicine course underway

Tuesday, November 06, 2007

The Botswana Football Association (BFA) is currently hosting a FIFA sports medicine course at Lekidi Football Centre.

The course started yesterday and will run until Friday under the guidance of instructor Dr. James Sekajugo from Uganda.

BFA chief Executive Officer (CEO), Tosh Kgotlele said during the official opening yesterday that they were advised that they are not professional in dealing with injuries on the pitch. He said that he hoped the course would help them deal with injuries and other health matters in football.

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