Payback time for Mali massacre survivors

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That only three survived from the 7-1 Mali massacre in 2012 amplifies the evolution, which has swept through the Zebras camp. The then coach, Stanley Tshosane and some of the Zebras players who did duty on the day are now distant memory.

But when the Zebras trot into the Francistown Sports Complex tomorrow, memories of a humiliating defeat three years ago, would come flooding and they need to be quickly erased.

The Zebras were outplayed over two legs, with the return, a 4-1 demolition at the then new Lobatse Stadium, particularly standing out like a sore thumb.

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