What a miserable run! supersport united I tried the soccer game 12 times and couldn't win.coach gavin hunt I believe the only problem is not being able to roll the ball into the back of the net.
SuperSport United lose 0-2 to Chippa United
Speaking to the media after last weekend's 2-0 loss to Chilli Boys, coach Gavin said he felt the score did not reflect the truth of the game.
“I think it was a dominant performance, but the scoreline doesn't tell the whole story, but when you get an opportunity you have to take advantage of it,” the SuperSport coach said via Citizen.
“We had really big chances, I think they had one or two. I mean, we had really big chances and we could have scored some, but, well, we… We lost and we're going to take it on the chin. They're a big, physical, big strong team, but we're certainly not happy with this result.
“It's our third game in seven days and it hasn't been smooth. [SuperSport] The team was better and played more soccer, but we have to win. We could have had a three or four point lead when we went out of sight at halftime, but we just couldn't score. In the second half they never got into our box, but that's football and sometimes you get punished and they did that to us in the last few games.''SuperSport Tactics The house concluded.
Lyle Lakey confident of comeback
Meanwhile, the veteran supersport defender Lyle Lakay Matsatsatsa is confident that he will recover from his slump.
“For us senior players who understand and have been in situations like that before. We all know we haven't won as many games as we have in the last five or six games. For us to get out of this situation. That's important and it takes one game,'' the 32-year-old defender said via SABC Sports.
“It's very important to get points at this stage of the season. Of course you know that and the players believe in us.” [SuperSport] Especially now, you can start with this and get out of it. I think we have to contribute more, we just have to keep going, because that's the reality, that's the truth, and we haven't won yet. There's nothing else you can do, just be yourself and that one game can turn everything around. Personally, I've been in a situation like this before,'' added Lakay about the misery of a winless SuperSport.
“Before I knew it, I was with Bloemfontein Celtic and then City. [Cape Town City] I know how it feels because we know we're in a no-win situation, and I know there are other players who have been in this situation before. I think we need to dig a little deeper, work a little harder, show a little more character and, like I said, we need that one win to turn everything around,'' concluded the SuperSport star. .
