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<a href="https://www.goal.com/en-za/lists/last-minute-lyle-lakay-free-kick-sees-supersport-united-steal-a-point-away-from-cape-town-city/blt543d46a2a982e772" target="_blank">Cape Town City and SuperSport United drew 1-1</a> in a Premier Soccer League match at Cape Town Stadium.It was a dramatic end to the contest as Lyle Lakay rescued a point for the Tshwane side with an equaliser deep into stoppage time after Khanyisa Mayo had put the hosts ahead four minutes into the second half.GOAL goes through what City coach Eric Tinkler and Gavin Hunt had to say after the match.<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script>

Cape Town City coach Tinkler left 'in foul mood' after Lakay last-gasp goal as SuperSport United's Hunt welcomes a point

As City seemed headed to a slim victory, Lakay beat the full-time whistle with a well-taken freekick that left Tinkler a dejected man. “That goal puts me in a foul mood because it's the last kick of the game," said Tinkler as per <a href="https://supersport.com/football/dstv-premiership/news/933fedea-46e2-4735-8208-196faffb9003/tinkler-in-foul-mood-after-late-equaliser-for-supersport" target="_blank">SuperSport.com.</a>"Let’s call it a six-pointer, so we’ve thrown away five points. You know, we could have created a small little gap between ourselves and them [SuperSport] and potentially Stellenbosch.“That hurts we need to be truthful and say we didn't perform well enough. Simply not good enough.""Collectively, way too many errors, both on the ball and off the ball," added Tinkler. "The foul that we gave away that lead to the goal was an unnecessary foul. The young boy [Ramazani Tshimanga] will learn. The unfortunate reality is that youngsters are going to make mistakes and sometimes those mistakes are going to be costly. “I feel for Rama, because he knows he made a mistake going out there and giving away the foul, there was no need to do that. But that's one person. Then the free kick comes in and who's dealing with that?” asked the City coach of his other players."

Tinkler left in foul mood

Tinkler admits they fell into a trap set up by their opponents from Gauteng. “We were playing straight into their hands because that is their strength, the set pieces because they have the quality to hurt you," he said."So if you start adding up, set piece after the piece that leads to the final set piece from where they get the equaliser, then you understand because their percentage of scoring from set pieces is very high.“We had to try and avoid that but some of the youngsters still don't know, they've still got to learn that but that's part of growing.”

City played right into the hands of SuperSport

Tinkler made five changes in the second half trying to find a second goal but the coach felt the subs did not have the impact he was looking for.“We had to make certain changes in terms of how we play against them because we've tried to be a possession-based team against them in the last five games and came away with nothing," Tinkler went on."I made a couple of changes in terms of our setup, in terms of our organisation, in terms of our formation.“We had nothing to lose, let's see if it worked and I think potentially the situations we created did work. We created two or three great chances to score but we were not able to create more often. That final pass, the decision-making wasn't there.”

A couple of changes but little difference

SuperSport are third on the PSL table with 31 points, the same as City who, however, enjoy a superior goal difference at position two.“If we can make more points that we made last year, that is the most important thing,” said Hunt according to <a href="https://supersport.com/football/dstv-premiership/news/d45dfd88-57a0-4631-b69f-8885e6e3cbfb/hunt-sets-out-target-for-supersport-to-chase" target="_blank">SuperSport.com.</a>“We want to maintain that standard again. Points like this [against City] go a long way with many games still to go. A point like this may go a long way come the end of the season."We were secure in third place with one or two games left the end of last season and we want to go back in space.”

Precious point for Hunt and his men

“I think we deserved more, I thought we created a lot of opportunities," Hunt said. "I thought we played well as the away side, but I’m very disappointed with the result. “We’ve picked up seven points in Cape Town this season, there's not many teams that are going to get that in their three away games, so that's a good sign.”

However, SuperSport could have done more

Cape Town City coach Tinkler left 'in foul mood' after Lakay last-gasp goal as SuperSport United's Hunt welcomes a point | Goal.com South Africa

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