Former Orlando Pirates midfielder Sifiso Myeni guided his team to the brink of qualifying for the Botswana Premier League as WTM secured a win over Mochudi Centre Chiefs in Gaborone. Read more ▶️
Former Orlando Pirates midfielder Sifiso Myeni guided his team to the brink of qualifying for the Botswana Premier League as WTM secured a 2-0 win over Mochudi Centre Chiefs in Gaborone on Sunday.
The match was also attended to by former Orlando Pirates players including Phenyo Mongalo, Oupa Manyisa and Brighton Mhlongo. VTM who also have South African defender Rooi Mahamutsa in their ranks are currently leading the Botswana First Division standings with 40 points after 20 matches.
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