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'Orlando Pirates celebrated like they have won the World Cup' - AmaZulu's Martin 'laughs' at Bucs after another controversial win

Monnapule Saleng came off the bench to set up Mabasa for the lone goal of the match that handed Orlando Pirates maximum points against AmaZulu at Orlando Stadium on Saturday.Usuthu ended the game with 10 players after Abbubaker Mobara had been controversially sent off in the 21st minute after a 'foul' against Patrick Maswanganyi.Coach Pablo Franco Martin is now taunting Bucs who he feels were favoured.

What happened

Martin was happy with the way his team started the game before faulting referees for the final result."I think we started the game in a great way, we hammered them," the former Simba SC coach said after the game."I think we had the chance to score, we hit the post, we played great football. then again, one unbelievable action changed the whole game and harmed us a lot."But from there, surprisingly we are controlling [the game] very well, had many chances, even in the second half until against nine; they took advantage and they scored."

Unbelievable action to blame?

Martin further accused the Soweto giants of not applying fair play and went on to score the only goal of the match."There was again lack of gentleman [play] when one player is on the ground, you’re playing with one man down and not kicking the ball out," the tactician continued."But that happened also in the Cup game, we took the ball out because one of their players was on the ground.They kicked the ball for a goal kick and then pressed from there, you know, what can expect? We tried till the end, but this is what we can do when we play against everything and everyone every single day."

Pirates didn't 'play fairly?'

The Spaniard then mocked Bucs, "I’m not going to be angry, today I’m going to laugh because this is a never-ending story."But it’s a great feeling again to compete against this huge team in this amazing scenario, seeing again how they are celebrating like if they won the World Cup."Wasting time, only scoring when they were scoring against nine men," he concluded.

Pirates celebrated like they won a World Cup

Pirates coach Riveiro says he was astonished to see Sipho Chaine getting a yellow card even though he was hurt and was taking his time."I don't understand exactly the reason why [he was cautioned] because the discomfort was real. But we have three more goalkeepers win the squad," he said."Whoever is coming is going to be a guarantee.

Chaine didn't waste time

'Orlando Pirates celebrated like they have won the World Cup' - AmaZulu's Martin 'laughs' at Bucs after another controversial win | Goal.com

AmaZulu coach Franco Martin feel Orlando Pirates were favoured in the PSL game on Saturday.

&apos;Orlando Pirates celebrated like they have won the World Cup&apos; - AmaZulu&apos;s Martin &apos;laughs&apos; at Bucs after another controversial win