Fighters Take Charge As Chiefs Move Backwards

Monday, November 04, 2019

Mogoditshane Fighters are setting the pace in the lower division

Mogoditshane Fighters have taken control of the Debswana First Division South following their 1-0 victory over Matebejane in the Mogoditshane derby played on Saturday.

They have now opened a three-point gap at the top of the league table with 18 points from eight games. It was their sixth victory this season.

Fighters kick started the season on a low note and lost their season opener against Mochudi Centre Chiefs. However they have since made amends earlier in the season and have been enjoying a wining streak under the tutelage of former player, Tiroyamodimo Mohambi. Chiefs on the other hand have received contrasting fortunes.

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Fighters Take Charge As Chiefs Move Backwards

Mogoditshane Fighters have taken control of the Debswana First Division South following their 1-0 victory over Matebejane in the Mogoditshane derby played on Saturday.

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