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Fatigue catches up with Eleven Angels

Eleven Angels assistant coach has blamed fatigue for the loss against Gaborone United PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG
Eleven Angels assistant coach has blamed fatigue for the loss against Gaborone United PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

FRANCISTOWN: Eleven Angels assistant coach, Mudanga Moloise, believes that fatigue is slowly catching up with his players. Mudanga was speaking after Angels’ 2-0 loss to Gaborone United (GU) in a Botswana Premier League (BPL) match played at the Obed Itani Stadium on Saturday.

“We played away on Wednesday and we arrived in Francistown on Thursday.

On Thursday we did not train and yesterday we did not train as well because it was raining. I think this was what contributed to us conceding during critical moments of the game. We also had several chances that I believe we could have converted with ease. It is something that we will go back and work on,” Moloise added.

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Doping needs our collective action

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