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The return of ‘Ghetto Derby’

Philimon Makhwengwe
Philimon Makhwengwe

After a decade-long hiatus, the anticipated 'Ghetto Derby' returns, treating the Botswana Premier League's (BPL) northern football enthusiasts to a thrilling clash between TAFIC and Eleven Angels at the Francistown Council Stadium this afternoon, with kick-off scheduled for 4:30pm.

The excitement is palpable as fans eagerly anticipate the revival of this classic derby, known for its high emotions and stakes. Both teams are determined to bounce back after mixed results in their previous outings, with TAFIC suffering a loss and Eleven Angels securing a 1-all draw.

This encounter promises to be a showcase of brilliance, marking the first meeting of these two teams in the elite league. Adding to the spectacle, gaffers Philimon Makhwengwe and Seemo Mpatane will face each other for the first time.

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