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Gunners’ coach optimistic despite relegation threats

Gunners fell 1–0 to Gaborone United in an FNB Premiership match played at GU Stadium on Friday PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG.
Gunners fell 1–0 to Gaborone United in an FNB Premiership match played at GU Stadium on Friday PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG.

Extension Gunners’ struggle in the FNB Premiership continued on Friday evening as they fell 1–0 to Gaborone United in a match played at the GU Stadium.

Gunners are rooted at the bottom of the log as their winless streak stretches to 10 games. They have a single win as the league season nears the half way mark.

Despite the setback, interim head coach, Stephen Maposa remained cautiously positive about his team’s performance. He said his side will turn the results around after the festive and AFCON breaks.

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