Stimela Back On Track After TAFIC Win

Monday, February 27, 2017

Highlanders (blue and white) edged TAFIC PIC: BONTE SEEPI

MAHALAPYE: BR Highlanders roared back into First Division North title contention after edging rivals and leaders, TAFIC 1-0 at the Railways Ground on Saturday.

Mogakolodi Balatotse’s second half penalty was enough to condemn TAFIC to their first defeat in nine matches.

TAFIC fought hard for long periods but were undone by a 62nd minute penalty which meant Highlanders, whose title aspirations were faltering, are back on track.

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