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Magosi eye double over Notwane

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But who will be celebrating: Notwane will not be easy opponents PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Mochudi Centre Chiefs assistant coach, Mopholosi 'AFCON' Reaitsanye has said Sunday’s titanic Debswana First Division South League clash against Notwane is a must-win if they are to keep their fading promotion dream alive.

Although they occupy positions four and six on the log standings, the game is expected to draw a capacity crowd at the River Plate ground. The last time the two sides met was in December before the league went for the Festive recess. Magosi captain, Khumoetsile Kufigwa scored a brace in that match to hand the Kgatleng giants bragging rights and a vital win.

“We have to win this game so that we remain in contention for promotion. Our advantage is that I have worked with the club (Notwane) and current head coach, Nthaga (Thaloba) until around November last year.

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Magosi eye double over Notwane

Mochudi Centre Chiefs assistant coach, Mopholosi 'AFCON' Reaitsanye has said Sunday’s titanic Debswana First Division South League clash against Notwane is a must-win if they are to keep their fading promotion dream alive.