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Dinare keep faith as promotion race goes to the wire

Wounded: Dinare suffered a blow against leaders, Prisons XI PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Wounded: Dinare suffered a blow against leaders, Prisons XI PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Dinare FC head coach, Enosi Mmesi, is refusing to concede the First Division South League title, insisting the race for automatic promotion remains wide open despite his side’s recent setback to Prisons XI.

The team lost some ground over the past weekend in their chase after losing to Prisons XI in the top-of-the-table clash. “It is not over until it is over; it is a game of football. We still have two games left, and we will see what we can get out of them. Get six points and see if they would drop points. “They are still going to play as well, and it is reality,” said Mmesi following Dinare’s 2-0 defeat to Prisons XI over the weekend.

The result handed the Warders a crucial edge at the summit, as Prisons XI now sit on 45 points after 20 games, three ahead of second-placed Dinare, who have accumulated 42 points with two matches left to play.

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