TAFIC revive Continues

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

FRANCISTOWN: TAFIC may have started the season on a sour note made worse by financial woes but the men in red seem to be recovering. On Saturday, they overcame Uniao Flamengo Santos 2-1 in a hard fought be MOBILE Premier League battle that saw their new signing, Wellington Sibanda from Matebele Highlanders shining with telling passes and penetrating moves.

The smile on the face of club chairman, Dan Mbili who watched the game from the stands among the rowdy Machimenyenga diehards said it all.

He could not help being optimistic about their next fixture against tough-as-teak BMC this weekend.

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