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Sankoyo Hold Wasteful TAFIC

TAFIC wasted several scoring opportunities against Sankoyo Bush Bucks and settled for a draw PIC: TAFIC
TAFIC wasted several scoring opportunities against Sankoyo Bush Bucks and settled for a draw PIC: TAFIC

FRANCISTOWN: Pressure continues to mount on TAFIC coach, Saul Chamunika following a disappointing draw from his side against Sankoyo Bush Bucks in a Debswana First Division North encounter played at the Old Francistown Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Even the mood at the match seemed to suggest that Matjimenyenga diehards are increasingly becoming impatient with the team's failure to gain momentum in order to push for promotion to the elite league. The only positive for TAFIC on Saturday was that the team had fielded several teenagers who showed so much promise.

Among the teenagers was 17-year-old right winger, Allen Nyandoro who was a thorn in the visitors' defence until he was substituted midway through the second half. Left back Shaun Phillips, who is aged 19-years also impressed on his debut.

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