While Chiefs need two points to lift the title, the Mogoditshane side is desperate for points to get out of the relegation zone. Chiefs are top of the log with 61 points from 25 games while Fighters are lying on the 13th position with 28 points from 23 outings. Chiefs' title aspirations were put on hold on Saturday night when they were held to a goalless draw by inspired Boteti Young Fighters. After the 3-1 trouncing of Notwane on Sunday, Mogoditshane Fighters are oozing with confidence that they can once again put Chiefs' celebrations on hold. Yesterday, the Brazilians had two training sessions in the morning and afternoon to prepare for the log leaders.
Coach Letang Kgengwenyane said that since they are in a precarious position, they will not let Magosi to dictate terms to them. "If we do not pick points in our remaining games, we might end up getting relegated. Chiefs are a strong side but we are going to compete with them. Just like Boteti, we are going to postpone Chiefs' celebrations," he told Mmegi Sport.
