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Amatuks Drop Points, Baroka Claim Second Successive Win

In the News Today: AmaTuks dropped points after playing to a goalless against Upington City FC in matchday four of the Motsepe Foundation Championship at the Mxolisi Dicky Jacobs Stadium on Saturday.

The Pretoria-based side came into the clash against Upington looking to bounce back from their 1-0 defeat against Pretoria Callies in the Tshwane Derby last weekend.

AmaTuks have had an inconsistent start to the new season as they sit eighth on the log standings with five points after four matches.

Elsewhere, Baroka FC claimed two successive wins after defeating Kruger United 1-0 at Global Stadium on Saturday with a goal by Khomotjo Lekoloane.

Before beating Kruger United, Bakgakga brushed aside Hungry Lions FC with a 1-0 scoreline at Suzuki Stadium in Northern Cape last… continue reading HERE.

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