Harrison unfazed by first defeat
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Harrison says Sunday's loss is not a big issue PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
However, Mapalastina progressed to the semi finals 4-3 on aggregate. Police XI defender, Katlego Masole converted a penalty which handed Rollers their first defeat in 15 matches. Harrison said: “It will not affect us. We have to come back stronger in the next match. I just told the players that we got away with murder today.
Despite losing we are going into the semi final. If it was a league match, it could have been a nightmare. We can draw on that, we can use it as a solace and come back stronger.”
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