Africa-Press – Botswana. As the excitement builds in the Jwaneng Mine Southern Region Women’s Football League, Jwaneng Galaxy and Zodiac Collabo Girls find themselves neck-and-neck after week 18, both locked on 43 points with Galaxy boasting a superior goal difference.
In a thrilling weekend of matches, Galaxy demonstrated their intent with an impressive 10-0 victory over Bonto FC at home. This commanding performance was crucial, particularly after Zodiac Collabo could only manage a goalless draw against Maletamotse FC in Lobatse. The weekend results further tightened the competition at the top of the table, intensifying the battle for the championship.
Galaxy’s head coach, Gaolethoo ‘Ronaldo’ Nkutlwisang expressed optimism following their dominant display, noting that Collabo’s draw provided them with significant morale heading into their match against Roman Warriors.
“Our players are eager to get back to action after the Easter break. They are focused and determined to secure the win,” Ronaldo stated.
Her team’s resolve was clear as they triumphed over Roman Warriors with a convincing 9-0 scoreline. With only two matches remaining in the 2024/2025 season, Ronaldo emphasised the importance of maintaining a clean sheet to secure the league title. As the season draws to a close, Galaxy prepares to take on Kanye Swallows in Kanye on May 1, before facing Maletamotse FC in their final match in Moshupa.
Meanwhile, Zodiac Collabo will compete against Extension Gunners before facing Kanye Swallows at the Mathaithai grounds. The impending clashes are pivotal for both teams, with spectators already speculating the likelihood of a tie on points, which could ultimately lead to the title being decided by goal difference. The pressure mounts as Collabo seeks to defend their title while Galaxy is determined to claim their first championship victory.
As the league nears its thrilling conclusion, all eyes will be on these two teams as they battle for supremacy in the Jwaneng Mine Southern Region Women’s Football League.
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