Bolofete's Dying Minutes Strike Earns Chouka Marginal Win

Motlakase coach Pule Mogotsi termed the affair a weak performance against a less threatening side. “Our opponents were flat and we failed to impose ourselves on them. We had so many attacking players in this game, but we threatened less in the box. We failed to play the way we set up,” he said.

From the first whistle, Chouka took the game to the visitors and by the second minute, they already had two corner kicks. They worked their way up easily past the GNT clumsy midfield but were too casual with possession in the last third of the field. They linked well into good positions but failed to test the GNT goalkeeper, who collected most of their efforts with ease.