Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi suffered yet one more defeat after his facet when down 1-0 to Stellenbosch on Sunday afternoon.

A second half aim by Lehlohonolo Mojela was sufficient to ship Stellies into the MTN8 remaining having received the 2 legged affair 2-0 on combination. Steve Barker’s males defeated Masandawana 1-0 in Atteridgeville mid-week within the first leg.

Manqoba Mngqithi, who suffered his second loss as Sundowns head coach, was not happy along with his workforce’s efficiency.

“It was a bit unlucky. The efficiency was higher than the efficiency of the primary leg however I don’t assume this one created higher probabilities than the possibilities we created within the first leg. (Khuliso) Mudau was unlucky on two events first half after which the second half Lucas (Ribeiro), superb save from Sage (Stephens) and I have to additionally give credit score to Sage, (he) has achieved very effectively,” Mngqithi instructed SABC Sport.

One other loss for Manqoba Mngqithi

“I feel the substitutes got here in very sturdy, it was unlucky for us that the majority of our key gamers weren’t on the stage that one anticipated however the reality of the matter is, we should always have achieved higher, we should always no less than have scored a aim in order that we are able to say that we needed to return right here, rating a aim and power the sport possibly into extra-time however after we haven’t scored not even one aim, it makes it very tough to make that assertion.”

Manqoba Mngqithi has to this point been cost of three video games to this point this season, and has already misplaced two. Masandawana received two trophies final season below Rulani Mokwena however that was not seen a hit to many.

The previous Golden Arrows coach had served primarily as an assistant at Sundowns for over a decade. In his first stint as head coach, the 52-year-old coach has did not impress. It stays to be seein if Manqoba Mngqithi can be stored till the tip of the season.

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