FUB Team of the Year

The FUB Team of the Year is an annual football award given by FUB. This award started in 2016 and allows the players of all premier league teams to choose their own eleven players and a coach based on their overall performances in the domestic football season.


FUB Team of the Year
Presented byFUB
First awarded2016

Selection process

Every Botswana Premier League player is eligible to vote and submits their own list of players who have performed well in African club competitions, domestic competitions and international tournaments for that particular season. The team is normally structured in a 4-3-3 formation with one goalkeeper, four defenders, three midfielders and three forwards. The voters can also elect a coach, a referee and an assistant referee.[1]

After the votes are cast, they are tallied and the final team is announced at the FUB awards.

Team of the Year 2002
Player Team(s) Appearance
Mosimanegape Robert Orapa United 1st
Tshepo Motlhabankwe Township Rollers 1st
Simisani Mathumo Township Rollers 1st
Olekantse Mambo Orapa United 1st
Thabang Mosige Orapa United 1st
Maano Ditshupo Township Rollers 1st
Lawrence Majawa Township Rollers 1st
Segolame Boy Township Rollers 1st
Thabang Sesinyi Orapa United 1st
Ronald Chikomo Orapa United 1st
Tendai Nyumasi Mochudi Centre Chiefs 1st

Coach: Şenol Güneş: Turkey

Source:[2]

Players who played for two teams during the voting year have the club they transferred to during a transfer window listed second.

Team of the Year 2017
Player Team(s) Appearance
Anthony Gouws Jwaneng Galaxy 1st
Tshepo Motlhabankwe Township Rollers 2nd
Simisani Mathumo Township Rollers 2nd
Mosha Gaolaolwe Township Rollers 1st
Boitumelo Mafoko Jwaneng Galaxy 1st
Maano Ditshupo Township Rollers 2nd
Lawrence Majawa Mochudi Centre Chiefs 2nd
Tendai Nyumasi Orapa United 2nd
Thabang Sesinyi Jwaneng Galaxy 2nd
Terrence Mandaza Jwaneng Galaxy 1st
Thero Setsile Jwaneng Galaxy 1st

Coach: Michael Sithole: Jwaneng Galaxy

Referee: Tirelo Mositwane

Assistant coach: Kitso Sibanda

Players who played for two teams during the voting year have the club they transferred to during a transfer window listed second.

References
  1. "Daily News .:. : : Mathumo wins FUB top award". www.dailynews.gov.bw.
  2. KHUTSAFALO, BOITUMELO. "Mmegi Online :: Mambo wins big at FUB awards". Mmegi Online.
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