Galaxy continues with dominance

Rolling Boys' Omphile Madala (right) tries to beat Jwaneng Galaxy player during the two sides match on Saturday. PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Rolling Boys' Omphile Madala (right) tries to beat Jwaneng Galaxy player during the two sides match on Saturday. PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Jwaneng Galaxy maintained their good run in the Debswana First Division South League by defeating Rolling Boys 2-1 at SSG Ground on Saturday afternoon.

Galaxy found the back of the net through Goareng Bagale and Tshepo Borake.  Galaxy started the game on a high  and had an attempt at goal as early as the fifth minute.  Galaxy continued to pile pressure and had a good chance in the 12th minute, but Bagale’s shot was well saved by Mmoloki Sedimo. Three minutes later, Galaxy had another chance after a good build up between experienced midfielder, Boitumelo Mafoko and Kagiso Molapi. Molapi’s final touch, however, let him down and his shot went narrowly wide.

Boys were forced to make an early substitution after Omphile Sebolai picked up an injury. Bagale broke the deadlock in the 20th minute with a good shot. After the goal, Rolling Boys raised their game in search for the  equaliser, but Bagale’s goal separated the two sides at half time. Rolling Boys were awarded a free kick in the 53rd minute and Mogomotsi Keabaitse made no mistake this time, putting his side on level terms. Galaxy threw in  Tshokolo Gaborone in the 57th minute to try and add firepower upfront.

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