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Ref Msiska finally leaves for Madagascar

by Peter Kanjere
19/02/2015
in Editors Pick, National Sports
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Fifa referee Grace Msiska breathed a sigh of relief when, despite failing a fitness test at Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday, she was allowed to leave on Wednesday for Madagascar on international duty.

National physical fitness instructor Moffat Champiti, who conducted the tests alongside Bester Kalombo and Charles Kafatiya had, in view of the unsuccessful test, earlier said her trip depended on CAF’s decision.

On duty in Madagascar: Msiska
On duty in Madagascar: Msiska

Yesterday, Champiti said Msiska, who dropped out with two laps before finishing 12 laps of the strenuous test, was proceeding to officiate the Madagascar’s All Africa Games qualifying match against Botswana on Sunday.

“There is nothing we have received suggesting that her air ticket has been cancelled, so she is travelling,” said Champiti.

Other referees collapsed in heaps on the sun-baked afternoon during the Southern Region test which registered an estimated 85 percent pass rate.

 

 

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