Sekhukhune United FC bounced back from their midweek loss to Kaizer Chiefs with a convincing 2-0 win over Polokwane City in the Limpopo derby. Goals from Tshepo Mokoane and Mpho Rammala in the first half secured the victory, moving Babina Noko to fourth in the Premier Soccer League with six points from three matches (2W-0D-1L, recent form WLW).
What happened in the derby?
Sekhukhune United FC dominated early, with Mokoane and Rammala finding the net before halftime. Polokwane City, now on four points, pushed hard in the second half but couldn’t break through. The win keeps Sekhukhune United FC just one point behind league leaders Orlando Pirates.
How did the Chiefs loss motivate them?
Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Cedric Kaze explained that the midweek defeat was a wake-up call. "The difference was our attitude and belief," Kaze told reporters. "Against Chiefs, we gave them too much space and didn’t play our game. Today, we pressed them and played with confidence."
What’s next for Sekhukhune United FC?
With three goals scored and only two conceded this season, Sekhukhune United FC are gaining confidence. Kaze believes the team can still improve, particularly in finishing chances. Their next match will show if they can sustain this momentum.
