Sharps defeat Rolling Boys

Monday, September 22, 2014

Action between Sharps and Rolling Boys PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Sharps Electrical FC have beaten Rolling Boys 2-1 in the Debswana First Division League-South match played on Saturday. Sharps scored in both halves through Modibedi Mothamme and Otlaadisa Isaac.

Mothamme opened the score line with a brilliant header after a mistake by Boys defence in the 30th minute, while Isaac scored the second goal for Sharps in the 72nd minute. Boys got a consolation goal after being awarded a penalty that was well taken by Omphile Madala in the 76th minute.

Sharps have now bagged five points in three matches after two draws against Lesirane City FC and Modipane United. The game started on a slow pace with both sides playing with caution.

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