Champions League exit sets back Galaxy’s growth

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Jwaneng Galaxy beat Santa Green 2-1 in a highly contested FNB Premiership match played at GU Stadium on Friday evening. PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

Jwaneng Galaxy’s head coach, Sean Connor, says he would have preferred progress in the CAF Champions League despite its demand.

The Galaxy Stars were eliminated from Africa’s premier interclub competition by Zambia’s ZESCO United a fortnight ago.

The team had taken time off the league action because of the Champions League demands and missed four league rounds during the preliminary rounds stage.

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