Polokwane City Football Club unperturbed by opponents’ form
Polokwane City Football Club will be hoping for maximum points when they meet the inform Free State Stars in their 23rd match of the Premier Soccer League (PSL)at Goble Park Stadium in Bethlehem on 19 March. City are buoyed by their recent 2-0 victory over African All Stars in the last 32 matches of the …
Polokwane City Football Club will be hoping for maximum points when they meet the inform Free State Stars in their 23rd match of the Premier Soccer League (PSL)at Goble Park Stadium in Bethlehem on 19 March.
City are buoyed by their recent 2-0 victory over African All Stars in the last 32 matches of the Nedbank Cup and will want to continue with same performance in the PSL.
They are currently in the 13th position in the league with 22 points, while Free State Stars are in the 9th position with 28 points.
In the last five matches Stars have won two matches and lost two while City has also lost two and won two.
Polokwane City Football Club defender, Gert Barends and African All Stars midfilder, Mpho Lemako chases the ball.
“We are aware of their form in the league and they have been doing well but are not scared of them. They beat us 0-2 in the opening matches of the season in October and the defeat did not sit well with us. We want to redeem ourselves and come back home with three points. We are very prepared and ready for the challenge. We have a coach who is doing well at the moment and the players are responding well to his philosophy of coaching. The team is doing well and I believe it is just a matter of time before we start winning matches,” Club Spokesperson, Tumelo Makgoara said.
Featured Photo: Polokwane city Football Club striker, Tshepo Matsemela tries to clear the ball away from African All Stars midfielder Tebogo Mngomezulu during their match last Saturday.
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