Moalosi Sends Rollers Through
Monday, April 15, 2019
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Edwin Moalosi’s second half strike was enough to see Popa through while Mapantsola would feel robbed because of a dubious late offside call by the referee.
The home side had the first shot towards goal, but Ogomoditse Sitang’s curling shot went wide. Popa on the other end saw their first attempt go over the bar from Segolame Boy’s effort from a free kick. Mapantsola looked shaky at the back as Rollers continued the search of an early goal. Another free kick was given to the visitors, but Katlego Mbise coolly saved Lemponye Tshireletso’s attempt in the 13th minute. Mbise produced yet another good save to parry Moalosi’s free kick for a corner a few minutes later.
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