Mokwena after defeat to Chiefs: ‘I felt I was Picasso admiring the Mona Lisa’
Coach praises his players’ gallant performance despite losing the shoot-out
04 November 2019 - 14:46
Despite his side’s 4-2 penalty shoot-out defeat to Kaizer Chiefs in the quarterfinals of the Telkom Knockout on Saturday‚ Orlando Pirates stand-in coach Rulani Mokwena waxed lyrical about his players and likened their performance to watching artist Pablo Picasso at work.
Pirates were a man down after the dismissal of defender Mthokozisi Dude early in the second half. At that stage Pirates were leading 1-0 from Fortune Makaringe’s goal, but Chiefs clawed their way back into the game...
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