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BPL final fixtures released

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BFL action PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG
BFL action PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

The Botswana Premier League (BPL) 2023/2024 season is set to kick off on October 7 according to the final fixtures released this past week.

The fixtures reflect that, new comers, TAFIC, Matebele and VTM will be in action on the first opening day of the season.

TAFIC will kick-start their campaign at home with Orapa United while VTM start their maiden Premier League season away to BDF XI at the Lobatse Sports Complex. Matebele will also be away on the first day, to Security Systems.


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