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Zakhem threatens to punish clubs

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Nicholas Zakhem, who maintains he is the legitimate Botswana Football League (BFL) chairperson, has threatened to come down hard on Premier League teams that boycotted the weekend's fixtures.

Only three of the 16 Premier League teams turned up at match venues in Gaborone, Lobatse and in Sowa.

The rest of the clubs decided to heed a message from BFL shareholders under the leadership of Godfrey Ratlhaga to boycott the matches.

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