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2022 Botswana FA Cup

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Football tournament season in Botswana
Football tournament season
2022 FA Challenge Cup (Botswana)
Tournament details
CountryBotswana
Dates26 February-18 June 2022
Final positions
ChampionsGaborone United (8th title)
Runners-upSecurity Systems
Tournament statistics
Matches played47
Goals scored131 (2.79 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)Monty Enosa
Thato Ogopotse (5 goals)
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The2022 FA Challenge Cup was the 48th edition of theFA Challenge Cup, Botswana's premier football knockout tournament. It was sponsored byOrange and was known as theOrange FA Cup orOrange FA Cup Season 3 for sponsorship reasons. It started with the preliminary round on the weekend of 26 February and concluded with the final on 18 June 2022.

Gaborone United were the defending champions and went on to retain the cup after beatingSecurity Systems in the final, extending their record and becoming the first club sinceMogoditshane Fighters in 2000 to successfully defend the title.

Qualifying rounds

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All 16 Premier League teams automatically qualified to the round of 32. The top 8 teams fromFirst Division South and top 8 fromFirst Division North had to go through the preliminary round and were joined by the 16regional champions.[1] Winners of this round qualified for the round of 32.

Preliminary round

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The preliminary round draw took place on 9 February 2022. The draw was seeded into two, namely the northern and southern blocks. Northern block games were played on 26 and 27 February while southern block games were played on 5 and 6 March.

Northern block

DateHomeScoreAwayGround
26 FebruaryTsabotlhe1-0Sankoyo Bush Bucks
26 FebruaryChadibe United4-3Chobe United
26 FebruaryMaun Heroes0-5Eleven Angels
26 FebruarySua Flamingoes4-1Santa Green
26 FebruaryPeacemakers3-2Maun Terrors
27 FebruaryBIUST All Stars0-0

(5-4 pens.)

Boston
27 FebruaryCalendar Stars2-0Motlakase Power Dynamos
27 FebruaryPearisa0-4Nico United

Southern block

DateHomeScoreAwayGround
5 MarchMochudi Centre Chiefs3-1MasitaokaNational Stadium
5 MarchBroadhurst United1-1

(2-4 pens.)

Kgabosetso
5 MarchBlack Forest0-0

(5-3 pens.)

Black Rangers
5 MarchMaruapula Hungry Leopards1-5Matebele
6 MarchUniao Flamengo Santos0-2Holy Ghost
6 MarchTlokweng Red Sparks2-0Tlokweng UnitedTlokweng VDC Grounds
26 March1Skoon Boys0-1Mogoditshane FightersCharleshill Ground
27 March2Lokgwabe United0-1Motaung Young FightersTshane Prisons Ground

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1 The match was originally supposed to be played on 5 March but was postponed due to the pitch being waterlogged as a result of heavy rains.

2 The match was originally supposed to be played on 5 March but was postponed due to the pitch being waterlogged as a result of heavy rains.

Round of 32

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The round of 32 draw was conducted on 18 January 2022.[3] It was not seeded.Tsabotlhe,BIUST All Stars, andKgabosetso fromDivision One were the lowest ranked teams still in the competition.

DateHomeScoreAwayGround
22 AprilTsabotlhe0-0 (3-4 pens.)Sua FlamingoesSerowe Sports Complex
Gilport Lions0-1Township RollersNational Stadium
23 AprilBIUST All Stars3-1Tlokweng Red SparksSerowe Sports Complex
Miscellaneous0-2Police XI
Motaung Young Fighters1-6Gaborone UnitedMahusane Primary
Notwane0-3TAFICNational Stadium
Security Systems2-0Mochudi Centre Chiefs
Peacemakers0-1Eleven AngelsSemolale Grounds
Chadibe United0-1Calendar StarsChadibe Stadium
Molepolole City Stars0-2BDF XILobatse Sports Complex
Kgabosetso1-4Extension Gunners
24 AprilNico United4-1MR HighlandersSam Sono Stadium
Holy Ghost2-1Orapa UnitedHoly Ghost Park
Black Forest1-0Morupule WanderersBlack Forest Arena
Mogoditshane Fighters0-0 (2-4 pens.)Jwaneng GalaxyGalaxy Stadium
Matebele1-0Prisons XISSG Ground

Round of 16

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The round of 16 draw was conducted on 24 April. It was not seeded.BIUST All Stars was the lowest ranked team still in the competition.

DateHomeScoreAwayGround
29 AprilCalendar Stars0-5Gaborone UnitedObed Itani Chilume Stadium
30 AprilBIUST All Stars0-3Extension GunnersSerowe Sports Complex
Nico United1-2Sua FlamingoesSam Sono Stadium
Eleven Angels1-2Police XIObed Itani Chilume Stadium
Township Rollers1-2Security SystemsLobatse Sports Complex
31 AprilHoly Ghost1-1 (1-3 pens.)BDFHoly Ghost Park
Black Forest1-2Jwaneng GalaxyBlack Forest Arena
4 May1Matebele3-0TAFICSSG Ground

1 The match was originally scheduled to be played on 30 April but was abandoned with Matebele leading 1-0 due to the pitch being waterlogged after heavy rains.

Quarterfinals

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The quarterfinal draw was conducted on 1 May after the conclusion of the round of 16. It was not seeded.Matebele fromFirst Division South was the lowest ranked club still in the competition.

DateHomeScoreAwayGround
7 MaySua Flamingoes0-6BDF XISua Town Council Stadium
Matebele0-0

(3-1 pens.)

Jwaneng GalaxyThe Nest Stadium
Police XI1-2Gaborone UnitedNational Stadium
8 MayExtension Gunners1-2Security SystemsLobatse Sports Complex

Semifinals

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The semifinal draw was conducted on 24 May.

DateHomeScoreAwayGround
11 JuneSecurity Systems2-1BDF XINational Stadium
Gaborone United2-1 a.e.t.Matebele

Final

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DateWinnersScoreRunners-upGround
18 JuneSecurity Systems1-2Gaborone UnitedNational Stadium

References

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  1. ^"FA Cup launched".Botswana FA. 3 December 2018.
  2. ^"Botswana 2021/22".
  3. ^Anastacia Sibanda (19 January 2020)."Botswana: FA Cup Draw to Benefit Low Division Teams".allAfrica. Gaborone.
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