Orlando Pirates reserve staff head coach Joseph Makhanya was not happy with match officers following his aspect’s DDC Soweto Derby defeat to Kaizer Chiefs.

Duku-Duku’s aspect went down 2-1 to Amakhosi regardless of taking the lead within the seventy fifth minute of the match. Just because it regarded Pirates would get one over their rivals, they conceded a penalty which Aiden McCarthy transformed. Amakhosi then stole all of the three factors within the final minutes of the match at hand Makhanya his third defeat of the season.

After their Soweto Derby loss, Orlando Pirates stay eighth within the league desk and 10 factors behind league leaders Stellenbosch FC. Speaking after the match, Makhanya was sad with the penalty name 

“It was a game with balance; there are moments that were decided by the referee to make sure he would turn the game around and make sure it swung to the other direction,” he informed SuperSport TV.

“But credit score to my boys, they labored effectively; they caught to the plan, they labored very exhausting, however once more it’s dissatisfaction when children work so exhausting, and sure folks attempt to have the affect into the sport, it’s one thing they should work on it.

Orlando Pirates lose to Kaizer Chiefs in DDC

“This is junior football they need to learn certain things, especially balancing the game. They must make sure the officiate the correct things,” Makhanya mentioned.

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