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LIPHAKOE FC EARNS FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON AGAINST ACE MASERU: THEIR NEXT OPPONENT MATLAMA FC.

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Liphakoe FC finally broke their winless streak, securing their first victory of the season with a 1-0 win over Ace Maseru. The game took place over the weekend at Ratjomose Ground, where Lehlohonolo Ts'ukulu scored the only goal in the second half to bring his team much-needed relief. This win marks a positive moment for Liphakoe after a challenging start to the season, with no wins in their previous five games. Currently, Liphakoe sits in 14th place on the league table with 3 points. Their next match is scheduled for Saturday, where they will face the log leaders, Matlama FC, at PTC Ground. With new confidence from their recent victory, Liphakoe hopes to put up a strong performance against the top team in the league. Fans are eager to see if Liphakoe can carry this momentum forwa...

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LMPS FC’S LACK OF AGGRESSION WORRIES THE COACH

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MASERU- A pattern of lack of aggression from LMPS players has come to worry the head of the team. This Tiisetso Molete disclosed this past weekend when their visitor Machokha forced them to a goalless draw. "My players undermined the opponent," Molete said after sharing spoils with Machokha. "We posed no threat at all, we were just playing. That is why we ended up sharing points," he continued. The coach revealed that he now has sit his players down and make them aware that in a competition, no team must be undermined. He also stated that his players need to switch on and get their heads into the game. After 5 games, Simunye has won on two occasions, and drew thrice. Thus collecting only 9 points out of possible 15. Though his side has not lost a game, Molete worries t...

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A POINT AGAINST LMPS BOOSTS MACHOKHA

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MASERU- Machokha FC played out to a goalless draw with LMPS FC on Saturday. Though, it was not maximum points they collected, the head Ts'epo Mokhele his team has finally found the rhythm. "We came to this game prepared because what happened (that LMPS relies on fullbacks) is what we anticipated," he said. "We managed to contain their fullbacks, that is why they couldn't hurt us. We managed to keep them in their own half," Mokhele continued. He was especially impressed with the strides the team has made so far this season, as compared to the previous ones. "By this time last season (after six games) we had no points; no win, maybe one draw," he said, explaining that this season things are looking up for them. Mokhele also disclosed that the team they have assembled this s...