Mongala's frustration continues at Pirates

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Zebras' speedy winger, Phenyo Mongala faced another weekend on the sidelines as his South African club, Orlando Pirates defeated bitter rivals, Kaizer Chiefs in the semi-finals of the MTN 8 competition at Soccer City on Sunday.

Mongala, who joined Pirates last season, has fallen further down the perking order after the arrival of Daine Klate and Tlou Segolela from Supersport United and Bloemfontein Celtic respectively.

Last season, he was competing with Teko Modise on the left wing but with Modise also finding it tough to break into the starting line-up, Mongala can only watch from the sidelines.

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