Football

Friday, October 21, 2022

African conditions traumatize local athletes

Kabelo Gadise | 21 October 2022

MENTAL STRENGTH: Sport Psychologist at the University of Botswana, Dr Tshepang Tshube says according to research, athletes need at least two years to settle in a foreign country.

POLE POSITION...Zebras interim coach Mogomotsi 'Teenage' Mpote is reportedly in the lead to takeover the national team on a full time basis

Mpote considered for full time Zebras Coach

Botswana Football Association (BFA) are reportedly prepared to offer the current senior men national team interim boss, Mogomotsi Mpote a two (2) year contract, BG Sport has...

City Keagakwa | 02 September 2022

SECOND LEG...Zebras visit the stubborn Madagascar in Antananarivo where they will be looking to reverse the goals

Wounded Zebras seeks revenge

The Zebras endured an unimpressive start in the first leg of the CHAN Tournament and it remains to be seen if the team will recover im the second leg.The team will be hoping to...

Kabelo Gadise | 02 September 2022

African conditions traumatize local athletes

Local athletes have in recent years failed to acclimatize to the diverse cultures and living conditions in other countries, especially far off into Africa.A few weeks ago, the...

Kabelo Gadise | 21 October 2022

Gunners ropes in Kowa

Former Holy Ghost and Notwane tactician, Oupa Kowa has agreed to a three year deal with the Lobatse based side, Extension Gunners.This was confirmed by the newly elected youthful...

City Keagakwa | 02 September 2022

FUB steps up players’ health

Some local players registered under Footballers Union of Botswana (FUB) are set to benefit from the latest move by the International Federation of Professional Footballers (FIFPRO)...

City Keagakwa | 02 September 2022

FACE LIFT : BFA CEO Mfolo Mfolo this week confirmed that UEFA has once again funded development projects at Lekidi

UEFA funds Lekidi facelift

Botswana Football Association are set to once again benefit from their close relationship with UEFA Assist which will see further developments at Lekidi east ground.The UEFA assist...

City Keagakwa | 31 August 2022

REFOCUSING : The Mares coach Gaoletlhoo Nkutlwisang will lead the team in their COSAFA campaign
-PHOTO -BFA

National women team at COSAFA

Botswana Football Association have on Tuesday sent the senior women national team to Port Elizabeth, where they will challenge for the regional glory in the Hollywoodbets COSAFA...

City Keagakwa | 31 August 2022

BRIGHT FUTURE ...Mexican Girls is one of the strongest women's team in the country

BFL mooting women's league

Botswana Football League (BFL) top brass are set to engage with Botswana Football Association (BFA) over the possibilities to have an elite women football league under their wings,...

City Keagakwa | 26 August 2022

INSPIRATIONAL COACH...Gaoletlhoo Nkutlwisang recently took The Mares to their AWCON debut in Morocco

SPORT TRENDS : Nkutlwisang comes from far

Amongst the few elite women coaches of football in the world

BG REPORTER | 26 August 2022

VTM FC looks south

City Keagakwa | 26 August 2022

FUB announces retirement fund for players

City Keagakwa | 24 August 2022

BFA drills referees’ assessors

City Keagakwa | 24 August 2022

Myeni dons VTM jersey

Kabelo Gadise | 24 August 2022

Player taught survival skills

Potlako Bogatsu | 24 August 2022

Bickerings hamper Magosi progress

Kabelo Gadise | 19 August 2022

Monteco Solutions Awarded 13 tenders worth over P98 million since formation in 2017

Monteco Solutions gets lion's share of MoH multimillion Pula tenders

President, Ministers in backpockets of big Chinese Companies

* The state has been captured by a group of influential foreign and naturalised Indians

President, Ministers in backpockets of big Chinese Companies

* The state has been captured by a group of influential foreign and naturalised Indians

Chaos as BLLAHWU fights on SG’s corner

- Appeals court declares Motshegwa’s employment contract invalid - Appeals court interpreted a wrong Constitution - BLLAHWU President - Motshegwa remains our Secretary General - Kesebonye