Mngqithi – We Should Have Won

Mamelodi Sundowns co-head coach Manqoba Mngqithi has said he was disappointed not to get the result against Sekhukhune United on Saturday. 

The DStv Premiership champions drew 1-1 with Sekhukhune United at the Peter Mokaba Stadium.

Mngqithi said his team should have won the match, dominating almost all areas, but said his team failed to use the chances they had despite that domination.

“I think it’s a game that we should have won first half,” Mngqithi told media after the game.

“But we did not take our chances and second half, fortunately for them, they got a good break from our restart, and then equalised.

“But honestly speaking, I think it’s a game that statistically we dominated fully, more than 80% and above ball-possession. More than 14 shots at goals, but disappointing to only get four (on target) shots at goals.

“Very good counter-pressing moments to kill their counter attacks. I think the team played generally very well.

“But when you don’t take your chances, and the momentum is still favourable, sometimes it comes back to bite you.”

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