Can Chiefs compound Rollers’ problems?

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Against odds: Rollers and Chiefs face each other amid contrasting fortunes
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Mochudi Centre Chiefs will hope to preserve their unbeaten run this year when they take on embattled Township Rollers tomorrow at the GU Stadium in what was supposed to be one of the most anticipated clashes in this season’s FNB Premiership.

Kick-off is at 7pm. The two giants have been experiencing contrasting fortunes, with Chiefs amongst the most stable sides in the league, both on and off the pitch this season.

The Kgatleng giants have been cruising well ever since the arrival of Spanish coach Miguel Torreira earlier this season. Magosi are unbeaten in 2026 with six victories and two draws.

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Can Chiefs compound Rollers’ problems?

Mochudi Centre Chiefs will hope to preserve their unbeaten run this year when they take on embattled Township Rollers tomorrow at the GU Stadium in what was supposed to be one of the most anticipated clashes in this season’s FNB Premiership.

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