Letlapeng file protest against Chiefs

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Bottom placed beMOBILE Premier League side, Letlapeng has filed a protest against Mochudi Centre Chiefs, questioning the eligibility of Pontsho Moloi who featured in a 3-1 win for the log leaders over the weekend.

Letlapeng chairman, Sidney Magagane told Mmegi Sport the club has filed a protest over the use of Moloi. The Botswana Premier League (BPL) Disciplinary Committee (DC) is expected to hear the matter although no date has been set.

Magagane said their investigations showed that the Magosi’s skipper was not supposed to play due to suspension after accumulating three yellow cards. The protest was filed on Monday evening. Magagane did not want to divulge more details about the protest.

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Letlapeng file protest against Chiefs

Bottom placed beMOBILE Premier League side, Letlapeng has filed a protest against Mochudi Centre Chiefs, questioning the eligibility of Pontsho Moloi who featured in a 3-1 win for the log leaders over the weekend.