AmaZulu snatched an break time winner to fabricate it three wins in a row within the DStv Premiership when they beat company Bloemfontein Celtic on Tuesday.
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Zambian striker Augustine Mulenga opened the scoring for AmaZulu within the 12th minute, however the Republic of Congo’s Harris Tchilimbou levelled the rankings within the 30th minute.
The groups went into half-time at 1-1.
Stern words on the break by worn Bafana Bafana story Benni McCarthy saw AmaZulu plan out firing with targets from striker Siyethemba Sithebe (52nd minute) and a penalty by Tapelo Nyongo (57th minute).
Nonetheless, Victor Letsoalo pulled a aim relieve for Siwelele to slim the deficit within the 78th minute.
Then within the 89th minute Tchilimbou as soon as extra levelled matters, but much to McCarthy’s pride, Nyongo scored the winner within the 95th minute.
No subject the 4-3 grab, AmaZulu stayed seventh within the standings on the midway designate of their season, while Bloemfontein Celtic remained in 12th having conducted one match fewer.
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TEAMS
AmaZulu
44. Mothwa, 5. Sikhakane, 24. Masilela, 25. Mzava, 27. Xoki, 8. Makhaula, 10. Sithebe, 6. Ncube, 34. Maduna, 30. Mulenga, 9. Mthembu
Substitutes: 28. Mbatha, 17. Gumede, 29. Mabiliso, 22. Khumalo, 20. Majoro, 19. Chawapihwa, 43. Boshoff, 11. Magubane, 7. Ntuli
Bloemfontein Celtic
31. Chaine, 35. Baloyi, 33. Chabalala, 24. Lingwati, 22. Rikhotso, 26. Ngobeni, 8. Phalane, 27. Tchilimbou, 9. Sera, 34. Fikizolo, 13. Luthuli
Substitutes: 32. Mpoto, 20. De Jongh, 50. Masuku, 19. Matjila, 21. Letsoalo, 18. Mashikinya, 29. Ndwandwe, 3. Mahashe, 11. Potsane
Source:
Result | Benni McCarthy’s AmaZulu snatch late winner against Siwelele
