Lesotho qualified to their first Cosafa Cup quarterfinal in 13 years after beating Swaziland 2-0 at Nkoloma Stadium in Kitwe.
Both of Lesotho’s goals came in the first half to seal a vital win they needed to ensure their last eight place from a tight Group B that went to the wire heading into Thursdays final pool games.
Philip Letsie put Lesotho ahead in the 21st minute after beating Swaziland’s defence to make it 1-0.
Tsepo Seturumane stretched Lesotho’s lead three minutes before the break with a fine low shot that squeezed between the post and Swaziland goalkeeper Nhlanhla Gwebu.
Lesotho finished on 5 points, one point ahead of Kenya who tumbled to a 2-1 loss to Botswana and also exited the competition on four points.
The Sotho’s will meet Angola on Sunday at Arthur Davies Stadium in Kitwe.
Likuena tsa Lesotho, Go Likuena Go!
Saw it coming!
Ati Nkoloma Stadium in Kitwe ubupuba bwekabweka
@lol u ar stupid don’t u have eyes or u were just born to criticize?its clear Arthur devies stadium in kitwe u ati nkoloma u shud stop smoking weed
@ Rainford Kalaba its you who is stupid, who don’t have eyes or born to criticize. @ Lol is correct the article is incorrect on the first paragraph as it reads “after beating Swaziland 2-0 at Nkoloma Stadium in Kitwe.” What is your problem.
it was at nkana staium in kitwe,,,,,,,,,friends