Mfolo’s admission on national teams’ failures

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In the wake of poor performances by national teams this year, the Botswana Football Association (BFA) CEO, Mfolo Mfolo has given an honest assessment of the challenges.

The Zebras failed to qualify for the Africa Nations Championships (CHAN) and stuttered in the COSAFA Cup quarterfinals.

The Under-23 side played only 180 minutes in their quest to qualify for the Olympic Games as they fell to Eswatini in the first round.

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