Our ladies team dropped back to second spot on the Hollywoodbets Super League table after playing to a 1-1 draw against Thunderbirds Ladies on Saturday at Sisa Dukashe Stadium.
The evergreen Melinda Kgadiete scored Banyana Ba Style's goal in the 58th minute.
Our defender, Regina Mogolola, says although the game was challenging, it was the finishing that let the team down, something she hopes they will improve on.
“The game was a challenging one as the opposition was determined to thwart our chances. Despite having our moments, we struggled to find the back of the net," said Mogolola as quoted by sundownsfc.co.za.
"We need to work on improving our finishing skills. We will take this as a valuable lesson and use it to enhance our performance in our next game. With renewed determination and focus, we are confident that we can overcome these obstacles and achieve better results in the upcoming games."
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Bambanani Mbane, says she was not at all impressed with the officiating, but says ladies will have to use their pain to improve in their next games.
"We noticed from the very beginning that some of the decisions appeared to be partial, which stirred exasperation within the team," said Mbane.
"Moreover, the goal they scored was seemingly offside, adding to our affliction. It was undeniably a complex and disappointing game for us. While we may have contested some calls, we understand that mistakes can happen in the heat of the game. It is essential for us to channel our affliction into productive efforts to improve our performance in the upcoming games."
In our next game, Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies takes on Richmond Ladies at the Sol Plaatjie University on Saturday 03 June.
Kick-off will be at 15:00.
