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Errors prove costly for Spurs

Spurs will look to fix their errors on Saturday when they face Olympia at home.

A comedy of errors led to Brakpan Spurs losing for the first time this season.

They were beaten 4-1 by Boksburg FC in an away match on Saturday.

Spurs were missing injured star forward Thulane Munene, and one wonders how much of a difference he could have made as they started the game on the front foot but could not score.

Fullback Lungelo Mathebula was unlucky not to score as his long-range effort hit the post.

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Brakpan did hit the back of the net when Trymmore Patsanza opened the scoring.

Boksburg hit back late in the first half. A swift counter-attack saw the two sides go into the half-time break tied at one goal a-piece.

Spurs were caught napping when the second half kicked off, as their hosts scored within 30 seconds.

Things got worse as a horrible defensive blunder saw Boksburg score into an empty net to make it 3-1.

Brakpan, to their credit, kept pushing to score. It was not to be as another mistake, this time in midfield, saw Boksburg score the fourth goal.

Spurs will look to fix their errors on Saturday when they face Olympia at home.

“The boys have now had their first taste of defeat in this season and they look to learn from their mistakes,” said player/manager Jabulani Munene

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