The other reason was that second-placed Uniao Flamengo Santos, looked like they would push Magosi all the way. But with Santos having fallen out of the way, reeling behind Magosi with 19 points, things seem to have turned to reality and the trophy is heading for the Kgatleng capital. After hammering hapless Jwaneng Comets 5-1 at the National Stadium last Wednesday, Magosi have now amassed 57 points from 23 games. Chiefs remain the only unbeaten side in the Premiership and with their current form, they might set a record of finishing the Premier League without defeat. However, when every body is calling on the Premier League chiefs to hand Magosi their trophy, there is a stumbling block. Chiefs have been hauled before the Disciplinary Committee (DC) on allegations that their Under-23 striker, Kekaetswe 'Mara' Moloi is a defaulter. If proven guilty, Chiefs could forfeit vital points, which could jeopardise their title aspirations.
The young Moloi is said to have been transferred to Gaborone United (GU) during the last day of the transfer window in January. But the deal is said to have failed and Moloi returned to Magosi though his blue-book had already been given to GU. Chiefs, on the advice by the Premier League office, featured Moloi in their games against BMC, ECCO City Greens, Nico United, Extension Gunners and Township Rollers. When Rollers, BMC and Nico United lodged their protests with Botswana Football Association (BFA), they were once again advised by Premier League office not to use the player until the matter has been resolved.
