Tournament Preview: Township Rollers Aim for Continental Success Township Rollers, the reigning Botswana Premier League champions, are gearing up for a historic campaign in the CAF Champions League, Africa's premier club football competition. The club has never reached the group stage of the tournament before, but they are confident of making a deep run this year. Township Rollers have been drawn into Group B alongside defending champions Al Ahly, Tunisia's ES Tunis, and Sudan's Al Merrikh. It is a daunting group, but Rollers are determined to prove that they belong among Africa's elite. The team has been in impressive form in the domestic league, winning their last ten matches. They have also been preparing hard for the Champions League, playing a series of friendlies against top opposition. Township Rollers' strength lies in their attacking prowess. They have a number of talented forwards, including Motshoganetsi Sikele and Segolame Boy, who are capable of scoring goals from all angles. The team also has a solid defense, marshaled by experienced captain Thero Setsile. The club's coach, Gaolethoo Nkutlwisang, is confident that his team can make a mark in Africa. "We know that we are up against some of the continent's best teams, but we are not afraid," he said. "We have prepared well, and we are confident that we can surprise some people." Township Rollers will begin their Champions League campaign on February 11, when they host ES Tunis at the National Stadium in Gaborone. The match will be live streamed on SuperSport TV and can also be watched online on the CAF website. The club's supporters are expected to create a raucous atmosphere at the National Stadium, and they will be hoping to see Township Rollers make history by reaching the group stage of the Champions League for the first