Galaxy carry twin CAF hopes

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Botswana's pursuit of increased representation in CAF inter-club competitions faces a pivotal moment following Gaborone United's (GU) early exit from the 2025–2026 CAF Champions League.

The Reds were eliminated in the opening round by Tanzanian giants Simba SC, succumbing to a 2–1 aggregate score after a 1–0 home defeat and a 1–1 draw away.

The setback places additional pressure on Jwaneng Galaxy, Botswana's remaining contender in CAF club competitions. Galaxy advanced to the second preliminary round after overcoming Malawi's Mighty Wanderers in a dramatic penalty shootout. Having lost 1–0 away, Galaxy secured a 1–0 home victory before triumphing 7–6 on penalties. Their progression underscores the club's growing stature on the continental stage.

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