Sankoyo drop threat to boycott game

Friday, May 12, 2017

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Sankoyo are demanding P60,000 from the BPL claiming losses incurred when they travelled to fulfil a fixture against Lions that was cancelled.

Sankoyo deputy chairman, Onalenna Dithakanyane had said if they were not paid P36,000, which they incurred as travel costs for their match against Gilport, they will not bother to fulfil tomorrow’s fixture.

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