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Chiefs claim Mochudi bragging rights

Thuto Kgosimore (white) of Mochudi Centre Chiefs shields the ball away from Gomotsang Kgosiesele of Mochudi Rovers PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Thuto Kgosimore (white) of Mochudi Centre Chiefs shields the ball away from Gomotsang Kgosiesele of Mochudi Rovers PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

MOCHUDI: Mochudi Centre Chiefs ended their two-game winless streak by defeating Kgatleng rivals, Mochudi Rovers 1-0 in a Debswana First Division South league encounter played at the Rovers grounds on Saturday afternoon.

The kick off was delayed by 45 minutes to let the grounds dry as it had rained in the morning of the match day. The two sides met just few hours after Bakgatla laid to rest their departed Queen Mother, Mma Seingwaeng.

It was a sombre mood in the capital village of Bakgatla and the derby tie did little to lift the mood. It appeared to be a interesting match as two minutes in, Bokamoso Mbambo put a teasing cross for Koketso Mphokhoti but the latter headed over the bar. On the 22nd minute, Mphokhoti was brought down inside the penalty area but the referee ignored the penalty appeals. In a game of limited chances, Arnold Mampori directed his freekick attempt wide off the posts. Four minutes later, Alfred Gopolang saw his shot going wide. In the second half, the two teams did not create clear cut chances in front of goal as supporters from both camps grew frustrated of the lack of goals in the tie.

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