Referee Robs Newcomers Peril

Monday, August 23, 2010

Black Peril (1) 1 (Michelo 4)
Township Rollers (0) 3 (Molefe 86, 90+6, Koko 90+1)
Pathetic! That is how the performance of referee Dintwa Dintwa and his second assistant Onalenna Rapoo, during the be MOBILE Premier League game between rookies Black Peril and Township Rollers at the UB Stadium in Gaborone on Saturday can be summed-up.

With the score locked at 1-1 with a minute into referee's optional time, Dintwa and Rapoo shockingly allowed Rollers' Sekhana 'Nandos' Koko to stab home the winner from outside the box with Black Peril's injured goalkeeper, Mosweu Thakadu rolling on the turf in agony.

Thakadu got injured when he clashed with Rollers defender Simisane Mathumo during goal-mouth melee and if Dintwa had applied the laws accordingly, he could have stopped play before Koko scored.

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