Ndlovu escapes BPL charges

Thursday, April 23, 2015

Former Township Rollers coach, Madinda Ndlovu will not face Botswana Premier League (BPL) charges for the post match remarks he made after the Mascom Top 8 final on Saturday.

Ndlovu had claimed the referee, Lekgotla Johannes had decided the game by awarding Gaborone United (GU) the winning penalty.

But, the BPL Disciplinary Committee (DC) said since Ndlovu has resigned as Rollers coach, he would not be charged for his utterances as he is no longer an employee of a team in the Premier League.

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