Trio battle to stay afloat

Friday, May 08, 2015

In danger of going down: Motlakase, Notwane and Satmos face crucial two weekends to save their Premier League stay

PALAPYE: Motlakase Power Dynamos, Satmos and Notwane have two games to save their Premier League status, starting with difficult weekend encounters.

A six pointer is on the cards in Serowe where Notwane visit Motlakase while Satmos face dethroned champions, Township Rollers also in Serowe tomorrow.

Chouka and Toronto will get the ball rolling in the afternoon before the evening encounter between Popa and the Cheetahs.

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