Ready to ‘Hawk’ on First Division South

Saturday, July 15, 2023 | 90 Views |

Debswana First Division South's new entrant, UB Hawks are sitting quietly courting its prey ahead of the start of the new season. Hawks have been promoted to the second-tier football for the first time in the club’s history.

The team enters the scene when the race for honours is expected to be a tight affair. The playoff spot has been scrapped and one team will automatically secure promotion to the elite league.

There are household names in the second-tier league including Mochudi Centre Chiefs, Notwane and Uniao Flamengo Santos. Extension Gunners, Prisons XI and Mogoditshane Fighters' drop will intensify the competition in the league.

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