Wounded Rollers face Orapa United

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A wounded Township Rollers face third placed Orapa United in a tricky fixture at the Itekeng Stadium as be MOBILE Premier League action resumes tomorrow.

Though there are a number of Premier League matches this weekend, it is the Ostriches clash against Rollers that has attracted attention.

Rollers are fresh from the last Saturday disappointment after they lost 2-1 to Gaborone United in Mascom Top 8 final. Days after the heartbreak, Rollers’ coach Madinda Ndlovu quit while his assistant Zechariah Mudzazi was released by the club. The fallout has brought in Teenage Mpote, who takes charge of his first match against Orapa United.

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Wounded Rollers face Orapa United

A wounded Township Rollers face third placed Orapa United in a tricky fixture at the Itekeng Stadium as be MOBILE Premier League action resumes tomorrow.

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