Mogorosi, Msomi suspended for 17 games

Friday, February 16, 2018

Township Rollers strikers, Joel Mogorosi and Mthokozisi Msomi have been hit with a combined suspension of 17 games and P20,000 fine for their role in the brawl that broke out during their match against TAFIC last month.

Mogorosi, who was returning from suspension was given a heftier suspension of 10 games, which means his season is almost over. He was also slapped with a P10,000 fine to be paid within 14 days.

Msomi will be out for seven games and also has to pay a P10,000 fine within 14 days.

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Mogorosi, Msomi suspended for 17 games

Township Rollers strikers, Joel Mogorosi and Mthokozisi Msomi have been hit with a combined suspension of 17 games and P20,000 fine for their role in the brawl that broke out during their match against TAFIC last month.

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