Rollers face BFL action

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Spotlight: Rollers is battling challenges PIC:TRFC

The Botswana Football League (BFL) is keeping an eagle eye on developments at troubled giants, Township Rollers, as the club battles boardroom issues which have spilt onto the pitch.

Yesterday, the BFL announced that Rollers had been charged for failing to honour a league match against Calendar Stars last month as the club battles internal challenges.

The club heads to Palapye tomorrow for what could be a watershed moment, as it seeks to resolve a leadership conflict that is retarding progress.

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