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2022 WAFCON: Botswana Promised $16,000 To Beat Super Falcons

2022 WAFCON: Botswana Promised $16,000 To Beat Super Falcons

The Mares of Botswana have been promised $16,000 (200,000 Botswana Pula) to defeat the Super Falcons of Nigeria in today’s Group C WAFCON clash, Completesports.com reports.

The pledge was made by the Managing Director Lucara Botswana, .

Lucara Botswana is a Canadian diamond mining company with a producing mine and exploration licenses in Botswana.

Its 100% owned Karowe mine is one of the world’s foremost producers of large, high quality, Type IIA diamonds in excess of 10.8 carats.

Debutants Botswana kicked off their campaign with a 4-2 win against Burundi on Monday and currently lead Group C.

On their part, the Falcons lost 2-1 to Banyana Banyana of South Africa and must secure the three points against Botswana to keep alive their hopes of landing a 10th WAFCON title.

And speaking on the pledge made to the team, Lahri was quoted on Botswana Football Association Facebook page:“Lucara Botswana is pleased to announce a P200 000.00 (Two Hundred Thousand Pula) incentive to the Botswana Women’s National Team, The Mares who are currently competing at the 2022 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations in Morocco.

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“The Mares made the country proud by qualifying for AWCON 2022 and are currently making great strides in Morocco; it is in recognition of this sterling effort that we at Lucara Botswana continue to support The Mares and are pledging Two Hundred Thousand Pula as an incentive to motivate them to keep reaching for greater heights and make history.

“Lucara Botswana sponsored The Mares with P 300 000.00 (Three hundred thousand Pula) during their qualification games, a gesture we believe spurred them to eventually qualify for their maiden AWCON.”

Lahri added:“Lucara Botswana subscribes to 10 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) and these goals essentially allow us to satisfy our mandate which is to meaningfully impact and contribute towards building a greater, self-sustaining Botswana.

“To the Mares, Keep Flying the Blue Black and White Flag high, the nation is behind you.“


By James Agberebi


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COMMENTS

WORDPRESS: 5
  • KangA 2 years ago

    Peanuts! That’s for the whole team, right? Wretched fools.

  • Greenturf 2 years ago

    I saw highlight of the game between Botswana and Burundi I didn’t expect to see such performances coming from Botswana.Their attackers are so clever and clinical they don’t play like women.
    It will be interesting to see how they will fare against the super falcons.
    I think we need to get control of the midfield,if that happens we won’t have a problem decimating them but my fears are they have seen how South Africa man marked us in the midfield which gave them control to see us off,they may take a leaf and want to do same but I doubt they have same strength,confidence and experience to execute that like South Africa did.

  • Olujjjj 2 years ago

    The way dey play long shot into the net I fear if falcon have that quality.

  • Mutum 2 years ago

    Lols.. Our gals play with so much flair….we need to be brutal and kinda aggressive. This our soft kind of play we send us parking tonight…. except we execute this match with rugged players not ajebo. Women soccer in Africa now is about stamina and physical.

  • Spiff 2 years ago

    So Super Falcons are now so cheap sote even common Botswana wey be debutants are even thinking they can beat us…… No be their fault, na Super Falcons players wey dey jonse oo

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