GNT fight back to draw with Amakhosi

Monday, February 02, 2015

GNT's Otsile Kediegile charges towards Amakhosi's goal

FRANCISTOWN: Former Premier League side, Great North Tigers (GNT) fought back twice to draw 2-2 with Amakhosi FC in a tense Debswana First Division North League clash at the Francistown Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The four goals were scored by Tichana Mothibedi and Otsile Kediegile for GNT and Michael Murirwa and Lesego Motswedi for Amakhosi FC.

Kediegile’s close range shot 14 minutes before the final whistle gave the police dominated GNT a share of spoils in a game in which their last line of defence showed signs of slackness throughout. Amakhosi looked exciting at the start and pushed GNT to defend deep with former TAFIC star, Godfrey Lemporwana, dictating proceedings.

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GNT fight back to draw with Amakhosi

FRANCISTOWN: Former Premier League side, Great North Tigers (GNT) fought back twice to draw 2-2 with Amakhosi FC in a tense Debswana First Division North League clash at the Francistown Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

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