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Polokwane City defender Mogau Tshehla dies in car accident
The club confirmed the sad news on their Twitter page, with various other clubs sending their respective condolences over the social media platform.
JOHANNESBURG - Polokwane City defender Mogau Tshehla died in a car accident on Sunday.
The club confirmed the sad news on their Twitter page, with various other clubs sending their respective condolences over the social media platform.
In an official statement released on Tuesday, the club says a police investigation is currently underway to determine the circumstances around the accident.
The defender arrived at Polokwane City in the January transfer window from Witbank Spurs, appearing 10 times this season in all competitions.
Tshehla was part of the squad that lost 3-2 to Ubuntu Cape Town in the Nedbank Cup last week.
It is with our deepest sorrows that we inform you of the death of our Defender Mogau Tshehla on a car accident. Our thoughts are with the family;teammates and friends
— #RiseAndShine (@polokwane_city) February 12, 2018
Psalm 37:39 But the salvation of the righteous is of the LORD: he is their strength in the time of trouble pic.twitter.com/Mtp89Rch5z
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