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Mtokufa sparks Angels' comeback victory

Eleven Angels staged an incredible comeback yo defeat Morupule Wanderers PIC: ELEVEN ANGELS FACEBOOK
Eleven Angels staged an incredible comeback yo defeat Morupule Wanderers PIC: ELEVEN ANGELS FACEBOOK

FRANCISTOWN: Eleven Angels coach, Seemo Mpatane, has hailed the return of "incredible" Desmond Mtokufa as he believes the striker has brought the much-needed spark to his side.

He was speaking in a post-match interview after his side’s clash against Morupule Wanderers. Angels came back from a 2-0 goal deficit to win the match 3-2 at the Old Francistown Stadium on Saturday. Mtokufa was not registered for the first half of the season because the club had exhausted its quota.

The striker has played three games since he was re-registered in January and has provided two assists and scored two winning goals. He scored the winner against Wanderers. He also played a remarkable role in the match. “We have been with him for so many years, since he was a small boy. Once he starts scoring, it is difficult to stop him (from scoring). It is in his nature. He will have a bad game but when he gets a chance, he capitalises on it. He came at the right time and I am very optimistic that he will be very key for us in the next games,” Mpatane.


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