Notwane stun limping Gunners
Monday, February 02, 2015
Extension Gunners' Thabiso Mabache tries to beat Notwane's Amos Godirwang. PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE
Zebron Ndjovu scored the only goal of the match in the first half to hand Notwane victory.It was Gunners second loss this year, having lost 4-2 to Township Rollers last Saturday at the National Stadium. Notwane missed three key players, Moemedi Moatlhaping (injury), Monageng Thaele (injury) and Topo Piet (suspension) against a determined Notwane side.
However, they created the first real chance of the game, but found Notwane goalkeeper, Itumeleng Selapa in his element and he denied Mosimanegape Ntwaetsile. Emmanuel Machinya faced his former team, Notwane for the first time since joining them last week, but was replaced in the second half after finding it difficult against the likes of Kereng Mpetang. Notwane took the lead through Zebron Ndjovu after some good showing by Langa Mabuli on the left. Mabuli was a constant menace to Gunners’ right back, Finkie Mothibi with his speed and skill on the left.
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