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Football: LMPS remain bottom after seventh defeat in Lesotho

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LMPS lost 1-0 to LCS, remaining winless after seven rounds of the Vodacom Premier League and bottom with two points. The defeat, the first under Sheli Ramoseka’s interim tenure, came after manager Masupha Letsie and his assistant were sacked, reports the Sunday Express.

LMPS suffered a 1-0 defeat to LCS and remain bottom of the Vodacom Premier League football championship in Lesotho, reports the Sunday Express. The club have still not won after seven matches and have only two points.

LCS striker Keketso Snyders scored the decisive goal late in the match. It was LMPS’s first game under interim manager Sheli Ramoseka, appointed after manager Masupha Letsie and his assistant Mosito Matela left the previous weekend.

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