As the Botswana football season approaches its conclusion, Tafic FC, under the stewardship of coach Kopanelo Maleke, is reevaluating its objectives for the remaining fixtures of the 2023-2024 campaign, setting sights on reclaiming a top-four position and excelling in the Orange FA Cup.
Following a disappointing defeat against Security Systems in their recent league encounter, Tafic FC slipped to 5th place in the standings, trailing behind their adversaries.
However, Coach Maleke remains resolute in his determination to propel his team back into contention for a top-four finish.
“While our title aspirations may be out of reach, our focus now is on closing the season strongly and reclaiming our position among the top four teams,” stated Coach Maleke, emphasizing the importance of regaining momentum and consistency in the final stretch of the league.
Despite the setback, there is a sense of optimism within the Tafic FC camp as they prepare for their upcoming fixture in the Orange FA Cup.
The team’s quest for success in the cup competition presents an opportunity to salvage their season and showcase their resilience on the pitch.
With no league matches scheduled for the forthcoming weekend, Tafic FC will turn their attention to the FA Cup clash against Sua Flamigoes on Saturday, May 4, aiming to secure a coveted spot in the semi-finals.
The cup tie offers a chance for redemption and redemption for Tafic FC, providing a platform to reignite their campaign and pursue silverware.
As the season draws to a close, Tafic FC remains steadfast in its commitment to overcoming challenges and achieving its goals, guided by the vision and leadership of Coach Kopanelo Maleke.
With determination and perseverance, the team is poised to make a statement in the final stages of the Botswana football season, leaving an indelible mark on the league and the Orange FA Cup.
