Gunners Ease To Victory Over Forest

Glorious moment: Gunners picked three points to move to seventh
Glorious moment: Gunners picked three points to move to seventh

LOBATSE: Extension Gunners moved to seventh place on the log after a much needed 2-0 win over Black Forest here on Saturday. Gunners were off to a bright start, pressing Magoleng in their own half.

The visitors’ keeper, Itumeleng Selapa had a tough first half as Ronald Olaki and Mandla Mgadla came knocking from the wings.

While Gunners was unrelenting in attack, Thabo Metlhayotlhe’s poor execution in front of goal meant they failed to find the net in the first half. Forest were forced into an early substitution after Selapa was rushed to hospital with a head injury. Thabo Race took his place. Magoleng were more visible as the half closed out with, Tiro Pheresi and Gofaone Mabaya’s effort unrewarded. The second stanza saw speed added to the game. Forest’s Koketso Majafi coordinated visitor’s efforts at goal, but Katlego Mbise was solid between Gunners’ posts. Gunners’ Kenanao Kgetholetsile and Ofentse Mmipi were introduced with Kudzanai Machazani and Thabo Metlhayotlhe making way respectively.

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