UB Hawks are facing pressure

The University of Botswana

to improve their position in the log standings after a goalless draw with Mochudi Centre Chiefs in a First Division South League game played at UB Stadium on October 24, 2023. In their performance this season, the Hawks have played three games, resulting in one loss and two draws. Here's a summary of their recent matches: Lost 2-0 to Extension Gunners in a previous week. Secured a 1-1 draw against Notwane F.C. Played to a goalless draw (0-0) against Mochudi Centre Chiefs. As a result of their performance, the Hawks currently find themselves in the lower bracket of the league standings at position 11, with Desert Nxau following closely at position 12. The team is now under pressure to improve their performance and move up the league standings in future matches. For more details, you can refer to the full article on the University of Botswana's official website: Read More

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