Ndlovu silences his critics :: Mmegi Online

*Targets 71 points
Mochudi Centre Chiefs coach, Madinda Ndlovu is happy to prove his doubters wrong after leading his side to another be MOBILE Premier League title. Ndlovu becomes the first Chiefs coach to win the league back to back.

Chiefs join the likes of Township Rollers, BDF XI, Extension Gunners and Mogoditshane Fighters as some of the Premier League sides that have managed to successfully defend the league title.

'There were so many doubting Thomases, so many situations that were created to get at me but with God I have managed to overcome,' Ndlovu said after the 1-0 victory over BMC at Molepolole Sports Complex on Sunday. Godfrey Ngele scored the only goal of the match in the first half to hand Chiefs their third Premier League title. Chiefs needed a win to take their tally to 62 points and recapture the title.

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Ndlovu silences his critics

*Targets 71 points
Mochudi Centre Chiefs coach, Madinda Ndlovu is happy to prove his doubters wrong after leading his side to another be MOBILE Premier League title. Ndlovu becomes the first Chiefs coach to win the league back to back.

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Ndlovu silences his critics

*Targets 71 pointsMochudi Centre Chiefs coach, Madinda Ndlovu is happy to prove his doubters wrong after leading his side to another be MOBILE Premier League title. Ndlovu becomes the first Chiefs coach to win the league back to back.

*Targets 71 points
Mochudi Centre Chiefs coach, Madinda Ndlovu is happy to prove his doubters wrong after leading his side to another be MOBILE Premier League title. Ndlovu becomes the first Chiefs coach to win the league back to back.