Amakhosi's head coach has shed light on the limited involvement of Tanzanian midfielder Adolf Mtasingwa since his arrival at Naturena. Despite being a highly-rated addition to the Amakhosi squad, the 27-year-old has found minutes hard to come by in the opening stages of the campaign.
Amakhosi's head coach has added his voice to the growing list of figures calling for the urgent implementation of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in South African football. Following a controversial draw with Polokwane City, the Frenchman highlighted several incidents where he believes his side were unfairly disadvantaged by officiating errors.
Amakhosi missed the opportunity to climb the Betway Premiership table on Saturday as a series of defensive lapses resulted in a frustrating 1-1 draw against Rise and Shine. Despite dominating large portions of the encounter, the Glamour Boys were left to rue missed chances and a significant goalkeeping error that allowed the hosts back into the contest.
Amakhosi visited Rise and Shine in the league, gunning for maximum points to make it two wins in a row. However, City were stubborn, stopping the Soweto giants from moving to second on the league table.
Another goal for the league's form marksman saw Usuthu continue their climb up the table. This followed a late equaliser from veteran striker Bradley Grobler on Friday night to grab a point for Gavin Hunt's men that sees the Winelands club sneak into the top eight before the rest of the pack plays. We are still in the early stages of the season where one win, or point, can see a team go from relegation candidates to contenders.
The Amakhosi flanker has laid out his ambitious objectives for the current campaign as he looks to cement his place in the starting line-up. After a challenging debut season at Naturena, the 23-year-old is determined to prove his worth under the watchful eye of new head coach Fernando da Cruz.
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