Premiership goal feast persists

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Leading the way: Moloi has found the net three times in two matches. PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Be MOBILE Premiership giants, Mochudi Centre Chiefs, Township Rollers and Extension Gunners continued to lay down the marker as the league race entered its second week with a glut of goals.

After 26 goals were scored on the opening weekend, a further 24 were plundered on day two of action as the tally raced to 50.

New boys, Jwaneng Galaxy were the biggest scorers after a 5-2 pummelling of fellow rookies, Green Lovers. But focus was firmly on the leading trio of Rollers, Chiefs and Gunners who eased to their second consecutive victories.

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