Hunda told journalists after the match that he is still unsure whether he will still be the Notwane coach next season at the lower division. He said they are yet to sit down with the team management. His contract was up to the end of this season with an option to renew for further two years if he had saved the team from relegation. "The contract was renewable for two years if I had saved the team but I did not manage, so I am not sure what will happen," he said. Hunda was roped in to replace Mike Sithole early this season.
Notwane were fighting for the last remaining spot in the Premier League. Santos were playing against BDF XI in Molepolole at the same time Notwane hosted Gunners at SSKB Stadium. Before the games, Notwane were two points behind Santos. Both sides lost their matches, thus confirming Notwane's demise. "We did our best and tried to win the match, unfortunately if it is your time to go, you go no matter how much you try to avoid it," Hunda said. He added that one of the reasons for the loss was that his strikers were impatient in front of the goals. Young Gunners' striker, Mponang Mponang was the major tormentor for Notwane on Monday, scoring three goals. The first was as early as the first minute when he received a through-ball and slotted it past the advancing Notwane goalkeeper, Itumeleng Selapa.
