Amakhosi coach has refused to wave the white flag in the Betway Premiership title race despite a painful Soweto derby defeat. The Frenchman watched his side fall to a 2-1 loss against Orlando Pirates at FNB Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The Sea Robbers midfield sensation has been identified as a future star of South African football following his match-winning contribution against Kaizer Chiefs. The 23-year-old was the architect of both goals at the FNB Stadium, leading the Buccaneers to a memorable victory over their bitter rivals.
Amakhosi coach has shed light on the current status of the attacking duo. Despite high expectations surrounding their arrivals at Naturena, both players have seen their involvement limited in recent Betway Premiership fixtures.
The Glamour Boys suffered a 2-1 defeat to arch-rivals Buccaneers, leaving the Amakhosi faithful with more questions about the team's progress. However, the French tactician has urged supporters to remain patient, insisting that steady work behind the scenes is key to getting the club back to where it belongs.
The Buccaneers coach has addressed his critics after guiding his troops to a hard-fought 2-1 Soweto Derby victory over Kaizer Chiefs. Yanela Mbuthuma and Tshepang Moremi got on the scoresheet, with Thapelo Mokobodi providing assists for both goals to help the Sea Robbers claim bragging rights.
The Buccaneers mentor has delivered a brutally honest assessment of his own performance following the Soweto Derby. Despite guiding his troops to victory, the Moroccan tactician admitted that his initial game plan left the Sea Robbers exposed against their arch-rivals.