Tables turn as Chiefs, Notwane suffer defeats

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LEADING THE PACK: Matebele FC have retained their position at the summit of the First Division South league table PIC: MATEBELE FC

The First Division South league took an interesting turn this past weekend when favourites, Notwane and Mochudi Centre Chiefs both suffered defeats.

The games kicked off on Friday when Debswana Young Stars hosted Notwane in Jwaneng and handed the former Premier League giants their first defeat of the season.

Notwane were the first to find the back of the net in the first half before they conceded two goals. Ahead of the games, Notwane were sitting on position two behind log leaders, Matebele FC.

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Tables turn as Chiefs, Notwane suffer defeats

The First Division South league took an interesting turn this past weekend when favourites, Notwane and Mochudi Centre Chiefs both suffered defeats.

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