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BFA absolves Double Action in COVID-19 scare

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In action: Double Action are in South Africa for the CAF Champions League qualifiers PIC: BFA

Gaborone Region Women’s league side, Double Action was dealt a blow ahead of their trip to South Africa for the COSAFA CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers when three players tested positive for the coronavirus this week.

Double Action is in Durban as they seek a spot in the continental finals of the maiden women’s club football competition. Their preparations were disrupted when three members tested positive for COVID-19. Mmegi Sport sources said there could have been a breach of the bio-bubble regulations during the team’s month-long camp.

This publication was on Monday informed that Action was initially forced to travel with just 14 players as a result. The team departed Gaborone on Monday.

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BFA absolves Double Action in COVID-19 scare

Gaborone Region Women’s league side, Double Action was dealt a blow ahead of their trip to South Africa for the COSAFA CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers when three players tested positive for the coronavirus this week.

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