Namibia warns Botswana despite 7-goal deficit

Friday, January 31, 2020

Under 20 ladies national team press briefing team Botswana. PIC. KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Namibia's coach, Kasaona Uerikondjera has warned Botswana ahead of the second leg of the preliminary round of the 2020 World Cup qualifiers to be played at the National Stadium tonight.

Botswana lead 7-0 from the first leg tie in Windhoek, and look all but set to progress.

Addressing journalists in Gaborone on Thursday, Uerikondjera said her side is better prepared for the tie than the first leg and cheekily warned that they are prepared to overturn the score line.

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