Africa-Press – Eswatini. Teams set to participate in the MTN Yellow Sunday games have expressed determination to improve their standings as the season approaches its final stages. This follows an engagement session held at Sigwaca House in Mbabane.
Representatives from Ezulwini United, Mbabane Swallows, Malanti Chiefs and Mbabane Highlanders reflected on their performances while outlining their targets for the remaining seven matches.
The Ezulwini United coach admitted that while the team had a promising start, pressure increased as competition intensified. “We started well, but pressure affected us,” he said, while also appreciating MTN’s support and urging players to stay focused.
Mbabane Swallows’ coach expressed confidence in his squad. “The players will put in the effort,” he said, with a player representative adding that recent results have boosted their momentum.
Malanti Chiefs coach, Sreten Paviovic acknowledged challenges but remained hopeful. “We have problems, but we will not give up,” he said. Captain Sifiso Makhubu stressed unity and teamwork ahead of crucial fixtures.
A Mbabane Highlanders player representative highlighted renewed motivation within the squad. “We were too comfortable before, but now we are motivated,” he said, adding that their clash against Malanti Chiefs will be tough as both teams fight for points.
Meanwhile, MTN representative Thilani Nhlabatsi outlined several fan activations planned for match day. “The first 100 fans will receive a Weekend Fiesta bundle,” he said, encouraging supporters to spread the word about the games. He added that fans who purchase an MTN Lula Combo at the stadium gazebo will stand a chance to win E250 in a draw for 10 winners.
Nhlabatsi also introduced the MTN Fan Box, where supporters of Mbabane Swallows and Mbabane Highlanders can vote for Player of the Month at a cost of E2 per vote, with proceeds going directly to the players. “Fans must have funds in their MoMo account to vote,” he said, encouraging fans to participate in numbers.
Gates will open at 11am, with tickets priced at E50, as fans prepare for an exciting football experience.
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