Enesia join the ‘Big Boys’

Tuesday, May 26, 2026 | 60 Views |

The second leg of the Premier League play-off delivered a spectacle between Enesia FC and Dinare on Sunday afternoon

Enesia FC staged a resounding comeback on Sunday afternoon against Dinare FC to secure a spot for next season’s FNB Premiership. The Francistown-based side went into the second leg of the Botswana Premier League promotional play-off trailing and faced an uphill task of overturning the deficit against a stubborn Ramotswa side.

Dinare FC carried a 4-2 lead to the Ghetto with the hope of successfully protecting it but Enesia FC had other ideas, with a strong second half showing to win 3-0 and advanced on 5-4 aggregate score.

In the first leg, the team showed that they were not an easy customer and took a 2-0 lead before Dinare delivered an emphatic 4-2 win comeback.

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