Orlando Pirates head coach, Milutin Sredojevic, has praised his charges for their 'domination' against Kaizer Chiefs during the weekend's Soweto Derby.
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While Chiefs and Bucs played to 0-0 draw in their Absa Premiership game on Saturday, the Serbian coach was left pleased with his team's performance on the day.
'Micho' also praised Amakhosi for their performance, as well as their head coach Steve Komphela for what came out of Saturday's game.
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"We had domination that was infertile in the first half. We did the hardest part and the hardest part in football is to bring the ball in areas from where you can endanger. That final third entrance whether with (passing), whether with dribbling, whether with (crossing), whether with the combination was something that was lacking there. Otherwise, satisfied with the domination. But in football, it's like that. You cannot in a match of this magnitude (control) from start to the end. I have to give credit to Chiefs. They are a very, very good team coached by my dear colleague Steve Komphela whom I respect so much," said Sredojevic.
The next league game for Bucs will be against Mamelodi Sundowns at the Orlando Stadium on November 01.
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In the meantime, Bucs are focused on preparing for the game against Golden Arrows in the Telkom Knockout at the Princess Magogo Stadium on October 28.
