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Angels to face the music over broadcast ‘breach’

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Ball in DC’s court: Eleven Angels will appear for a hearing
PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

FRANCISTOWN: Premier League rookies, Eleven Angels will soon appear before a Botswana Football League (BFL) Disciplinary Committee (DC) for breaching the league’s broadcasting rules and regulations.

Last month, Angels decided to broadcast their league game against BDF XI on Khuduga TV. Khuduga is a television channel which mostly broadcasts through ISDBT Set Top Box.

The move by Khuduga and Angels was regarded as a transgression against the BFL broadcasting rules, as the Botswana Television (Btv) owns the league’s broadcasting rights.

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Angels to face the music over broadcast ‘breach’

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