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Goal drought continues for Calendar Stars

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Orapa United players (in Orange ) after defeating Calendars Stars 1-0 in the FNB Premiership match played over the weekend PIC LESEDI MKHUTSHWA-
Orapa United players (in Orange ) after defeating Calendars Stars 1-0 in the FNB Premiership match played over the weekend PIC LESEDI MKHUTSHWA-

FRANCISTOWN: Calendar Stars’ struggles to find the back of the net continued on Saturday as they fell 1-0 to Orapa United at home.

The loss extends the team's scoreless streak to a number of games and being number two at the bottom of the league sparks concerns about their clinical finishing.

Coach Joseph ‘Chippa’ Mokgacha expressed disappointment with the result, admitting that his team had let themselves down in vulnerable spaces.

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