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GU handcuff Systems to stay top

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Obonwe Maome of Gaborone United (Red) shields the ball away from Tshepho Keselebale (White) of Security Systems PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Gaborone United (GU) are back at the summit of the Botswana Premier League table after comfortably beating Security Systems at the National Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Jwaneng Galaxy had temporarily occupied the top spot after their Saturday victory over Morupule Wanderers.

However, GU found the back of the net three times yesterday against The Alarm Boys and returned to their favourite position, thanks to goals from Thatayaone Kgamanyane, Thero Setsile and Karabo Phiri.

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