Botswana moved closer to their first-ever appearance at the Africa Cup of Nations with a 2-1 win over Togo in a 2012 qualifier in Gabarone.
Winger Joel Mogorosi put Botswana ahead in the fifth minute at the University of Botswana stadium.
Togo's Serge Fiakpe equalised in the 50th minute, before the home side responded with an equaliser from Jerome Ramatlhakwane.
The result sees Botswana stay top of Group K with 10 points from four games.
"I am very happy [with the result]," Zebras' coach Stanley Tshosane said.
"I have no words to describe my joy."
Tunisia, who are second in the five-team Group K, are on three points from two games ahead of meeting Malawi in a late fixture on Saturday.
Source: BBC
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