Lesotho: We Are Not Ready to Restart Soccer Leagues - Mohapi

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Lesotho: We Are Not Ready to Restart Soccer Leagues - Mohapi

Lesotho Football Association (LeFA) secretary-general Mokhosi Mohapi says they are not yet ready to resume local league's action.

On Tuesday Mohapi told the Lesotho Times that LeFA met with the National Emergency Command Centre (NECC) to discuss the presentations for resumption of soccer action on Monday and they are now awaiting feedback.

Mohapi said even if they get a greenlight to resume league action, there would still be several issues that must be addressed.

This process can take up to three weeks and the remaining matches would be played in three weeks," Mohapi said.

Last month LeFA announced that the extension of the league season from 31 May to 31 July but Mohapi said should a need arise; the dates could still be moved again.

Source: allAfrica.com

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