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Matebele send Chiefs warning ahead of derby

New boys: Matebele FC will face Mochudi Centre Chiefs in the Kgatleng derby PIC: MATEBELE FC
New boys: Matebele FC will face Mochudi Centre Chiefs in the Kgatleng derby PIC: MATEBELE FC

The Debswana First Division South League goes into its second week with an interesting Kgatleng derby between Mochudi Centre Chiefs and Matebele FC at Eastern Pirates grounds tomorrow afternoon.

Matebele FC kicked off their campaign with an emphatic 4-1 victory on Wednesday against former Premier League side, Uniao Flamengo Santos. The newcomers are currently perched at the top of the log standings with a healthy goal difference.

The match against Santos was rescheduled to Wednesday following heavy rains, which forced four other fixtures to be abandoned on Saturday. When their match was stopped in the 40th-minute on Saturday, Matebele and Santos were tied at 2-2 after the new boys allowed the former Coca-Cola Cup winners to come back from two goals down. However, they were not about to repeat the same mistakes on Wednesday and sent early warning signs to fellow First Division campaigners. The club boasts some of the most experienced players in their books among them Monageng Thaele, Obonwe Moswate, Kemmy Pilato and Bobby Motlhabankwe.

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