Spurs Put Up Stellar Defensive Display to Deny SuperSport United
Polokwane, May 10, 2024 — Cape Town Spurs showcased an impressive defensive performance as they held SuperSport United to a goalless draw in the DStv Premiership clash at the Peter Mokaba Stadium on Friday evening.
Match Overview
Right from the start, SuperSport United pressed Cape Town Spurs, with Shandre Campbell leading the attacking charge.
Despite being a man down after Gadiel Kamagi received a red card in the 16th minute, Spurs defended resolutely.
Lyle Lakay’s free kick was well saved by Spurs keeper Neil Boshoff, maintaining the deadlock.
Second-Half Intensity
The second half mirrored the first, with both teams battling for supremacy.
Bradley Grobler’s efforts were thwarted, while Campbell continued to trouble the Spurs defense.
SuperSport United pushed hard in the final 20 minutes, but Ashley Cupido’s on-target free kick was denied by Boshoff.
The match remained goalless, and a clearance off the line ensured the spoils were shared in Polokwane.
Lineups
SuperSport United (0) 0:
- R. Goss
- K. Allan
- T. Hlatshwayo
- B. Baloyi
- L. Lakay (T. Matodzi 74’)
- S. Campbell
- S. Rasebotja (A. Baliti 74’)
- G. Moralo (G. Margeman 46’)
- S. Ndlovu
- L. Muthewi (T. Mahlangu 46’)
- B. Grobler
Cape Town Spurs (0) 0:
- N. Boshoff
- J. Moroole (C. Ryan 46’)
- T. Gumede
- S. Nkwali
- G. Kamagi
- L. Bern
- T. Mokeke
- K. Maphathe
- A. Velebayi (R. Dortley 22’)
- T. Moosa
- C. Butsaka (A. Cupido 60’)
Conclusion
While Cape Town Spurs secured an important point, they remain at the bottom of the league table.
SuperSport United missed an opportunity to capitalize on home soil.
The match exemplified solid defensive play from both sides, leaving fans eagerly awaiting their next encounter.
It was a gritty battle, and the final whistle signaled a hard-fought goalless draw—a testament to the resilience of both teams.
The defensive prowess displayed by Cape Town Spurs will undoubtedly boost their confidence moving forward in the DStv Premiership season.