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Unstoppable Magosi! Centre Chiefs Deliver a 6–1 Masterclass That Fans Won’t Forget

Thatanyane (#27) dazzles with his dribbling skills during the weekend clash. [📸: Centre Chiefs FB]
Thatanyane (#27) dazzles with his dribbling skills during the weekend clash. [📸: Centre Chiefs FB]

Gaborone, 23 August 2025 – Mochudi Centre Chiefs stormed to a commanding 6–1 victory over Calendar Stars in their Botswana Premier League clash on Saturday, marking their first win of the new campaign and sending a strong message to the rest of the league.


The Magosi led 3–1 at half-time, showcasing attacking intent and clinical finishing. In the second half, they shifted gears, adding three more goals to complete the rout. The result lifts Centre Chiefs to 4th place on the log with 4 points, while Calendar Stars remain rooted to the bottom with zero points and a worrying –6 goal difference.


Match Impact

The emphatic win underlined Centre Chiefs’ resurgence after returning to top-flight football. With their +5 goal difference, the Magosi now have early momentum, positioning themselves among the league’s early pace-setters. For Calendar Stars, however, the heavy defeat highlights defensive frailties and raises concerns about their survival chances this season.


Tactical Breakdown

Chiefs’ aggressive high press and swift attacking transitions overwhelmed Calendar Stars from the outset. Even though the visitors pulled one back in the first half, they failed to contain the Magosi’s pace and precision. The second half saw Centre Chiefs dominate possession, spread play wide, and punish defensive lapses, scoring three unanswered goals.


Background & Context

The victory is significant for Pontsho Moloi’s side, who were promoted after acquiring Masitaoka’s license earlier this year. Historically one of Botswana’s most decorated clubs, Chiefs are now making their presence felt again, aiming to restore their status among the country’s football giants.

Calendar Stars, on the other hand, find themselves under pressure after two consecutive defeats and must regroup quickly to avoid an early relegation battle.

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