Women’s League

Dec222024 by adminNo Comments

LIJABATHO UNDERMINED BOKAMOSO – SEBILO RECKONS

MASERU- Despite coming out as 2-1 victors over Bokamoso C. Ladies, Lijabatho Ladies assistant coach was adamant that they could have done better. Sekake Sebilo believes that had they not undermined their opponent, they could have played better and scored more goals. “Our players came into game with an attitude, undermining Bokamoso,” Sebilo said after their victory. “Their mentality was negative, and they dropped their game to the level of Bokamoso,” he continued. Lijabatho took an early lead and went to the break with a 1-0 lead. Three minutes into the second half, they doubled their lead. Bokamoso pulled one back just moments before the 70th minute from a well taken free kick, and that is when Lijabatho started to panic, making several unnecessary mistakes. But their effor...

Dec202024 by adminNo Comments

K4L WOMEN EYES TOP SPOT

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MASERU- Unbeaten in their Super League matches, Kick4Life Women will be looking to stretch their winning run to 7 games tomorrow when they take on LMPS Ladies. Tied on 18 points with the log leaders LDF Ladies, the Europeans are second on the log. The two are separated by goals difference. Tomorrow K4L takes on LMPS Ladies for catch-up encounter that will be played at PTC Ground. A mere draw in this one guarantees the top spot for K4L, and a win ensures a three-point lead on the top of Lesotho Women Super League standings. Having beaten LDF Ladies earlier this month, K4L will be hoping to maintain their winning run and end the year on a high. LMPS Ladies on the other hand will also be out for maximum points to also maintain their top 4 position. They are fourth on the log wi...

Dec162024 by adminNo Comments

“THREE POINTS IS THREE PINTS, NO MATTER HOW YOU WIN” COACH KILLER REFLECTS ON A TOUGH MATCH

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MASERU- In a competitive Women Super League encounter on Sunday, Coach Teboho Takisi, famously known as Coach Killer, expressed his satisfaction after his team managed a hard-fought 3-2 victory against Bokamoso Ladies at Mejametalana Airwing. Speaking after the game, Coach Killer admitted that it was not an easy match, acknowledging the relentless effort of the Bokamoso Ladies players. "This was not an easy game at all. Bokamoso Ladies players were really fighting for these three points, but we managed to contain them and score more goals," he said. The coach revealed the tactical changes he made to stay ahead in the game. "I brought in three young players after halftime to match the speed of Bokamoso Ladies. That change helped us score two quick goals." However, after Bokam...

Dec162024 by adminNo Comments

LDF LADIES COACH CRITISIZES BANTU LADIES BEHAVIOR DURING THE MATCH

Football, Women's League

MASERU- LDF Ladies head coach, Lengana Nkhethoa, has expressed disappointment with the behavior of Bantu Ladies FC players during their Women Super League match on Sunday at Mejametalana Airwing. Speaking after the game, Coach Nkhethoa said Bantu players were lying on the ground and laughing in the middle of the match. He believes such actions hurt the reputation of the league and women’s football in Lesotho. “What Bantu FC Ladies players did damages the reputation of our league,” Nkhethoa said. “During the game, their players were lying down and laughing. This is painful because we all want our football to grow, yet some people are damaging its image. That really hurts.” Nkhethoa added that while this behavior was disappointing, it was not the reason LDF Ladies failed to perform ...

Dec82024 by adminNo Comments

THABA TSEKA LADIES STRUGGLES

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..AS PLAYERS MISS TRAINING FOR FIELD WORK. MASERU- Thaba Tseka Ladies FC lost 2-0 to Bokamoso Ladies in a Women’s Super League match held at Agric grounds in Maseru on Sunday. The team’s head coach, Liteboho Khau, expressed his frustration after the match, pointing out that his players are not attending regular training sessions. "My players are not training; they spend all day in the fields. It’s even worse now that schools are closed," said the coach. Coach Khau also explained why he had only one substitute on the bench. "Four players are not here because they were told to go to the fields. When schools are closed, it becomes a bigger problem because some of them live far from town." When asked how he plans to solve this issue, Coach Khau admitted he has no clear solution....

Dec82024 by adminNo Comments

SETOKO TARGETS TOP 4 FINISH

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FC Stoko head coach, Paul Setoko, shared his thoughts after his team’s impressive 4-1 win against Bantu Ladies FC on Sunday at Agric Maseru in a Women’s Super League match. Setoko emphasized the importance of earning points to stay competitive in the league. "In football, the most important thing is 3 points, which will keep you in the league and make you one of the teams that try to compete," he said. The game saw an early setback for FC Stoko when a player was injured, forcing Setoko to make an unplanned substitution in the first half. "It was still early in the game when I had to make a substitution. But at least in unplanned situations like injuries, there are players on the bench who can replace them," he explained. When asked about the team’s goals for the season, Seto...

Dec82024 by adminNo Comments

BANTU COACH REMAINS HOPEFUL DESPITE WINLESS START

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Bantu Ladies FC head coach, Tefo Pheta, has shared his thoughts after his team suffered a 4-1 loss to FC Stoko in a Lesotho Women Super League match on Sunday at Agric in Maseru. Speaking about the game, Pheta admitted he was unhappy with the loss but explained that the team is still trying to recover from a poor preseason. “I am not okay that I lost, but what I can say is that we had a bad preseason. We are now trying to build a team, and we hope we will play well from January,” he said. When asked about how the team plans to stop losing matches, Pheta revealed that they are looking to bring in new players to strengthen the squad. “Let’s hope that the team will be okay. We will try to reinforce the team with new players in January, and maybe we will perform better after that,”...

Dec82024 by adminNo Comments

“KICK4LIFE NEEDS TO SCORE MORE GOALS” COACH TAKISI

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Kick4Life Ladies secured a 2-1 victory against Mphaki High School Ladies, but assistant coach Teboho "Killer" Takisi says there are still areas for improvement. Speaking after the match, Coach Takisi admitted things did not go as planned. "Maybe we are still excited about the win against LDF Ladies FC," he said, referring to their impressive victory in the previous match. When asked how the team approached the game, he explained, "We approached this game like any other, but my players decided to change their positions on the pitch. Maybe this was caused by the confidence they have." However, Coach Takisi has a concern. He feels the team is not scoring enough goals, even though they play good football. "We have good players who pass the ball a lot, but they are not scoring. My t...

Dec32024 by adminNo Comments

LDF LADIES FC WON’T BEAT US EVEN EVEN IN THE SECOND LEG, SAYS COACH KILLER

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MASERU-Kick4Life Women FC secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over LDF Ladies FC in a Women’s Super League match played at Mejametalana Airwing. LDF Ladies were the hosts but couldn’t stop Kick4Life, who executed their game plan to perfection.After the match, Kick4Life’s assistant coach, Teboho Takisi, popularly known as “Coach Killer,” shared his thoughts on the game. He praised his players for sticking to the plan they had worked on during the week.“We played well according to how we planned. Everything we practiced in training helped us win this game,” he said.First-Half Substitution ExplainedCoach Killer explained the early substitution his team made in the first half.“The player we subbed is new to the team, so the opponents didn’t know her. I told her beforehand that we would sub her a...

Dec12024 by adminNo Comments

LDF LADIES HIT BY REGISTRATION ISSUES: COACH BLAMES ADMINISTRATOR

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LDF Ladies are facing a major setback due to the unavailability of six key players, including their number one goalkeeper, ’Mamakhabane. These players, who are also part of the national team, Mehalalitoe, have been sidelined because of pending registration issues. Head coach Lengana Nkhethoa expressed frustration over the situation, pointing fingers at a football administrator for the delay. According to Nkhethoa, the administrator reportedly told the players, “Your future is in my hands,” before their names were left out of the LDF Ladies’ team list. “The most painful part is that these players are called up to the national team while we can’t use them in our games due to pending registration. This is hurting the team deeply, especially in important matches,” Nkhethoa said. The p...