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He also pleaded with all loyal supporters to be always vigilant and guard against hooligans.

“Anyone who might pretend to be part of us and tarnish the name and reputation of our team must guard against such unsporting behaviour. We acknowledge and appreciate efforts of our team marshalls, supporters and security personnel who were on the ground, trying to control the situation,” he said.

He highlighted that they wished to assure all stakeholders and the general public that they would take all legitimate steps to restore confidence and trust in the beautiful game.

Deal

The Premier League of Eswatini(PLE) CEO Kenneth Makhanya, in a statement, assured all football stakeholders that they would deal with the Mavuso Sports Centre incident in the best way possible.

“Such actions are prohibited by the Rules and Regulations of the Premier League. We are looking into this matter and consulting with relevant stakeholders to deal with the matter in the best interest of football in Eswatini.

Apologises

“The PLE sincerely apologises to the supporters at the stadium, Mavuso Stadium owners, Eswatini MTN our league sponsor, Eswatini Football Association, the entire nation and all Eswatini football supporters internationally, who were subjected to these unfortunate scenes,” he said.

He also said they were dealing with this matter in line with the rules and regulations of the league and will issue a statement once the process was complete.

Darius Dlomo, of the unity they had.

“We are going to war and having worked 100 per cent on the technical aspects of the game during our practice matches, we will play the game that we have practised. We are a united team. Regardless of being interracial, we stand as a unit. We uphold our identity and take pride in who we are. I’m humbly honoured to be the first indigenous liSwati coach to lead a team of highly committed players and I believe that we will perform in our utmost best,” Malinga said.

Commended

The ESRC CEO commended the national team’s growth over the years and further implored them to contribute positively to the nation through excelling in the field to inspire happiness and patriotism during the prevalent challenging times of a political instability in the country. Dlomo said

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winning inspired happiness and unity.

“A happy nation takes pride in itself and what will drive unity is your achievement. We cannot run away from the political instability that we are experiencing and the fiscal challenges. Until you show how supporting cricket benefits the country, then you will be supported. It is through your results that the minister can