TAFIC, Kazungula enjoy notable gains

Leading the change: TAFIC forward, Allen Dewere celebrates in a previous encounter against Kazungula. TAFIC has been good since the festive season break. PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG
Leading the change: TAFIC forward, Allen Dewere celebrates in a previous encounter against Kazungula. TAFIC has been good since the festive season break. PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: Weekend victories for TAFIC and Kazungula Young Fighters in the Debswana First Division North League ensured that the two sides enjoyed notable gains in their bid for promotion to the elite league.

TAFIC, which started the season on a low note, have come back strongly from the festive season break registering three straight victories to confirm their resurgence. Kazungula were inconsistent at the start of the season, but have since made improvement in recent weeks managing back-to-back wins.  TAFIC maintained their number five spot with a 3-1 victory over Tsabotlhe FC away on Saturday.

With automatic promotion hopefuls and log leaders Miscellaneous now looking out of reach with 34 points and a match in hand, TAFIC have now set their sight on the second position, which is a promotion play-off spot. The Machimenyenga Boys are now seven points behind second placed Mahalapye Hotspurs.

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