Pull Together FC punishes Juice Burn 6–0 in a women’s league match

Pull Together FC player maintaining control of ball position
against Juice Burn FC player.

By Mohau Ramashidja

Juice Burn FC found themselves burnt-out in the SAFA Tshwane Women’s League match up against Pull Together FC as they suffered a 6–0 defeat against their opponents.

“We came into this match short of players as some of our key players are suffering from injuries and some are attending training camps,” Said Juice Burn coach Ernest Benet.

This comes after Juice Burn FC having been required to participate in a league match with only seven players up against a full squad. This resulted in Juice Burn having had to watch their opponents making four visits to the goal posts without a struggle.  The first player to register a first goal for Pull Together FC was Nthabiseng Tlala who netted in a shot in the 22^nd minute of the match.

Having tested the waters, it was Pull Together who figured their opposition’s weakness. And it was the newly signed midfielder Ester Seefane who had no problem of scoring 2 goals of the match, making the score line to being 3–0. Aware of the fact that they were trailing behind, Juice Burn did all it could to fight back and it was Pull Together’s Midfielder Lerato Ntsibande who put them in their place.

Entering in the second half with four goals to nothing;   it was Nthabiseng Tlala who satisfied her hunger for a second goal when she scored a 5^th goal for her side. Left with no sign of hope, it was Midfielder Tsholo Molokomme who added salt to an open wound when she secured her first goal of the match making the final score to being 6–0.

Impressed with the overall result, Pull Together coach Michael Khumalo was pleased with his selection during the transfer window. “I’m proud with the selections which I made during the transfer window. As both Nthabiseng Tlala from Army Joe Romans FC and Ester Seefane from Zebra Force FC scored goals in this match,” said the coach.