Orlando Pirates faied to outplay ten man of Supersport
United this evening at Peter Mokaba Stadium on the first leg of the second leg.
Pirates started the first half with a very high mood,
playing Supersport United half ground. However, matsatsantsa’s young goalkeeper
Ronewn Williams was not doing any fovours .
Bennie McCarthy made an attempt but was blocked by
Fransman’s hand, however the referee denied them a penalty. Few minutes later
matsatsantsa was also denied a penalty from the some incident.
Manti Moholo and Andile Jali were controlling the midfield,
but the striker did not utilize all the chances.
The Tshwane based club came back to win the possession in
the midfield. They tried to penetrate The Buccaneers defense, but it was two
organised for them to break it down.
United midfield Edwin Gyima got a red card few minutes
before the end of first half.
Matsatsantsa stared the second half with one man down. They
stayed at the back and aimed at attacking the Soweto giants on counter-attack.
Pirates used that at their advantage and put much more
pressure but United was well organised at the back to let anything pass through.
Segolela and Myeni came in and change the mood of the game. The
Buccaneers started to attack from the
wings by the new two man on the field, but still, Williams and his back four
stood up to deny The Buccaneers to score even a single goal and end the game on
0-0 draw.
A well-structured United was all over in the Pirates way to
score.
The ill-discipline of Mahamutsa caused him a place to play in
the next league game against the same team after he was given a red card.
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