Make or break First Division North weekend

Friday, April 07, 2017

Motlakase are fired up their win over TAFIC last week PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: The First Division North title race enters a make-or-break weekend with three sides neck to neck. Following a weekend that Chouka sent shockwaves with a 3-1 defeat of leaders, TAFIC that cut the deficit to two points, chasers are back licking their lips.

In the penultimate weekend in what has been a pulsating season, eyes are on TAFIC who are away in Kasane to face Chobe United.

TAFIC spokesperson, Warrant Kolola said they were shaken by the weekend defeat to Chouka but they remain focused for a top position finish.

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