Motlakase blow title race wide open

Wednesday, April 05, 2017

Motlakase humbled TAFIC to leave the title race open FILE PIC

FRANCISTOWN: Second-placed Motlakase Power Dynamos blew the title race open after beating leaders TAFIC 3-1 in Palapye over the weekend while at the bottom, TASC were relegated.

Chouka’s weekend win reduced the deficit at the top to two points with two fixtures remaining. TAFIC lead the race with 43 points and a three-goal advantage over Chouka.

TAFIC went to Palapye and packed the Palapye Swallows ground in search of three points that would have ensured a return to the top league in a six-pointer fixture.

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