Senior national team players list released

Mar 14, 2017

The BFA will like to formally confirm that the national team, The Zebras will on the 25 March 2017 Play an International Friendly against Tanzania at Dar es Salaam.

Here are the selected players to go to camp on Sunday 19th March 2017:

Township Rollers F.C
1. Kabelo Dambe
2. Segolame Boy
3. Kaone Vanderwesthuizen
4. Mosha Gaolaolwe
5. Lemponye Tshireletso

Gaborone United S.C
6. Kabelo Seakanyeng
7. Tumisang Orebonye
8. Karabo Phiri
9. Goitseone Phoko
10. Ookeditse Semelamela

Orapa United F.C
11. Kealeboga Molebatsi
12. Lemogang Maswena
13. Lesenya Ramoraka
14. Omaatla Kebatho

Police XI F.C
15. Tapaphiwa Gadibolae
16. Mpho Kgomo
17. Letlhogonolo Senwelo

Galaxy F.C
18. Thabang Sesinyi
19. Thero Setsile

Mochudi Centre Chiefs F.C
20. Lesego Galenamotlhale
21. Thato Kebue

Tafic FC
21. Mothusi Johnson

Eleven Angels FC
22. Thuso Monyama

Wits RSA
23. Mogakolodi Ngele

Higlanders Park (RSA)
24. Lebogang DItsele

AS Vita (DRC)
25. Onkabetse Makgantai

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26. Ofentse Nato

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