Galaxy remain optimistic after draw
Lebogang Baingapi | Friday October 21, 2016 15:54
The two mining town teams met on a chilly afternoon here, but neither could find the net. Mogaladi said their game plan was not to defend but rather to attack. Unfortunately they did not get the goals.
Galaxy held the upper hand in the first half, but Orapa United maintained their composure. Thabang Sesinyi, who was facing his former paymasters for the first time, combined well with Thero Setsile.
The second half assumed a similar pattern as the first with both teams firing blanks. Orapa United assistant coach, Zachariah Muzadzi said the game was tactical and both teams had chances. He said they played well, but failed to find the winning goal. Muzadzi said the intention was not to defend, but rather to find the winner. “Our strategy was to win that is why we had two attacking midfielders. We were playing 4-1-4-1 and moving forward we have a tight schedule ahead of us.
We are preparing and strategising for our Saturday game against Gaborone United,” Muzadzi said.