TS Galaxy head coach Sead Ramovic has questioned the lack of accountability from match officials.

Galaxy almost pulled off a victory against Kaizer Chiefs on Wednesday in the DStv Premiership, after coming from behind to lead 2-1. 

However, with ten minutes remaining, Amakhosi were awarded a free-kick on the edge of the box and Keagan Dolly snatched the equalizer for the Glamour Boys from the resultant set-piece after he curled a stunning strike into the top corner. 

Read: Masilela: Chiefs Don't Have To Score In The First 15 Minutes 

Ramovic has slammed the awarding of the free-kick to Arthur Zwane's charge, saying the decision favoured Chiefs.

"I don't want to try to make some excuses because Chiefs deserve the second goal because they played well, they had great opportunities," Ramovic told journalists in a press conference. 

"They didn't score, in the end they got a great gift and now my question is if a coach makes a small mistake or a big one, he can lose their job right? 

"If a player makes a bad mistake, he can also lose their job, what about if the ref make a bad choice? What then, nothing? And this is what I feel we should talk about it."  

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Ramovic also questioned another decision by the referee in Chiefs' loss to Chippa United and says that it cost Galaxy two points. 

"Because I was talking about it many times, I don't want to blame anyone here. I just ask, we have to improve or they (referees) have to improve the game," he went on. 

"Because it's not just today (Wednesday), it's many games that we see the mistakes, also the last game (against) Chippa, when they said it was offside? It was not an offside. 

"So we have to talk about these kind of things and again nothing to blame anyone, everyone makes some mistakes, also me, everyone," he said.  

Read: Zwane: Our Downfall Was That We Scored Too Early 

"But how we should improve, what we should do because this kills many teams now, now we lost two points but okay I also have to give a lot of credit to my team, how they stick together. 

"Now we scored, because the last weeks, everybody was writing about how we didn't score but we got a point. Today we scored two goals but we got what, a point," he added.