Sankoyo fall as Chiefs pull clear

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Township Rollers’ new recruit, Segolame Boy lit week three of the Premier League with a wonder strike against BDF XI, but it was former champions, Mochudi Centre Chiefs who made the loudest statement.

Boy, who is proving to be a wise off-season buy from Miscellaneous, settled a tight contest when he lashed a left footed effort from distance to beat a retreating Takudzwa Ndoro hands down.

The 1-0 result gave Rollers their first win of the season after two consecutive draws. Early pace-setters, Chiefs were once again ruthless, thumping Notwane 3-1 to open a two point lead after former joint leaders, Sankoyo Bush Bucks stumbled.

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