Notwane stretch unbeaten streak

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Notwane celebrate their goal against CRACKiT City Polar during the First Division South league tie played on Saturday PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

RAMONAKA: Notwane’s head coach, Thaloba Nthaga is not pressing panic buttons after his side dropped points for the first time this season.

Toronto played to a 1-1 draw against CRACKiT City Polar in the First Division South League tie here at City Polar ground.

Prior to the game, Notwane had a perfect start to the season winning the first three games. “We have not lost in the three games; it is a very difficult league. I do not expect us to win every single game.

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