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TAFIC coach coy about Premier League ambition

ONE GAME AT A TIME: TAFIC are not getting carried away despite leading the First Division North league table PIC: TAFIC
ONE GAME AT A TIME: TAFIC are not getting carried away despite leading the First Division North league table PIC: TAFIC

FRANCISTOWN: Even though TAFIC started the season like a house on fire and currently one of the teams tipped to win automatic promotion to the Premier League after five games, head coach Mohambi Saulos is cagey about the prospects of the team's return to top-flight football.

Rejuvenated TAFIC defeated Calendar Stars 2-1 to remain a contender for automatic promotion to the Premier League.

Coach Saulos said they are taking one game at a time. "I do not want to put my players under unnecessary pressure. I am happy that my players are now motivated and happy. That was not the case when I arrived at the beginning of the season," said Saulos.

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