Chiefs target Play-off after getting points back

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Mochudi Centre Chiefs have welcomed a ruling by the Botswana Football League (BFL) panel to reverse an earlier decision by the First Division South league committee to deduct four points.

Magosi have now set their eyes to competing for the play-off position in the league.

They now move to position four on the log standings with 31 points, six less than Union Flamengo Santos who currently occupy the second spot and three behind City Polar on third position. Not only are Chiefs eyeing six points from their two remaining games, they are also hoping that their match against Desert Nxau will be replayed. "We are left with two games, technically three because we are awaiting our protested game against Desert Nxau. This gives us a better chance to compete for the Play-off. We want to focus on that and try and get maximum points in all the remaining games," Chiefs' spokesperson, Boraro Moseki said in an interview with MmegiOnline.

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