Zebras train in Gaborone ahead of Mozambique friendly

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Zebras back in training PIC Botswana Football Association Facebook Page

The senior men national team, Zebras started training this morning ahead of their friendly match against Mozambique to be played on January 8 in South Africa.

A full strength Zebras were taken through their paces by the technical team at Lekidi Football Ground this morning, with foreign-based players such as Kabelo Seakanyeng joining the group.

The Zebras will use the friendly game against Mozambique as a crucial warm up for the upcoming World Cup Qualifiers.

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