Premier League office awaits feedback on e-tickets

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

The Botswana Premier League (BPL) is still waiting for reports with regard to the e-ticketing system, which was introduced as a pilot project last weekend.

Extension Gunners first pioneered the project during their Confederations Cup match against TANA of Madagascar about a fortnight ago.They went on to use e-tickets for the first time in the Premier League match against Lobatse rivals, BMC, the following weekend. This past week, BPL introduced the system for Premier League matches.

BPL general manager, Phuthego Setete said they are still to get feedback on the newly introduced system. He said the general pattern is that they are moving in the right direction.

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