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Notwane Insist They Fully Complied

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Notwane said their participation in the 2021/2022 league season should not be based on a 'reprieve' but rather appeal success PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Premier League side, Notwane insist that they had fully complied with the requirements of Club Licensing and that the First Instance Body (FIB) was wrong in its findings.

Notwane were among the five Premier League sides that were recently found to have failed to comply with club licensing requirements by the FIB.

Together with Mogoditshane Fighters, Mahalapye Railways Highlanders, Gilport Lions and Extension Gunners they were denied license to form part of the elite league. However, following their appeals, the five clubs were given a reprieve by the Appeals Body but warned of the consequences lying ahead if they fail to comply next season.

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Notwane Insist They Fully Complied

Premier League side, Notwane insist that they had fully complied with the requirements of Club Licensing and that the First Instance Body (FIB) was wrong in its findings.

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