Zebras game grosses P1 million

Zebras supporters holding some Placard. PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG
Zebras supporters holding some Placard. PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

The Zebras conquered both on and off the pitch on Saturday as their match against Mali grossed P1million after attracting the biggest crowd for a local football contest.

The match was watched by a record 26,662 fans and the Zebras responded with a clinical 2-1 win over their bogey side. The Botswana Football Association (BFA) president, Tebogo Sebego said although he did not have exact figures, the amount was close to P1million.

The Zebras have proved to be a reliable cash cow in the last three games after a frustrating period of poor attendances. But since the move to the Francistown Sports Complex, the Zebras have seen BFA realise around P2.5million from the turnstiles in just three matches.

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