Magosi sink Letlapeng
Monday, March 16, 2015
Mochudi Center Chiefs winger, Lemponyone Tshireletso launches another attack against Letlapeng. PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE
The game was initially scheduled for last week, but was abandoned due to heavy rainfall.Midfielder, Ocean Mpofu broke the deadlock with a fine finish and Lemponye Tshireletso netted a fantastic goal from a difficult angle. Kekaetswe Moloi put the final nail into Letlapeng’s coffin with a late scorcher. Letlapeng’s goal came from Tshegofatso Chimuku with wonderful yet controversial goal.
It was Tshireletso who had the first real chance at goal but Letlapeng goalkeeper Tumiso Mashakola denied him. The Kgatleng giants would have taken the lead in the 15th minute had Mashakola not sprung brilliantly to his left to parry Pontsho Moloi’s close range free kick over the crossbar. Midway through the first half, Tshireletso was denied another chance to break the deadlock when his header hit the crossbar and went back into play. The deadlock was finally broken five minutes before the break through Mpofu’s wonderful strike after the keeper failed to clear Moloi’s cross. The goal separated the two sides at half time.
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