Labyrinth Football Club La 0 vs 3 Shooting Stars

Labyrinth Football Club Ladies hosted Shooting Stars at Orbit College on 13 June 2026, with kick-off at 1:00pm in a 50-minute tournament neutral match. The visitors edged the contest 3-0, capitalising on defensive lapses and tactical superiority to secure a convincing victory in front of 700 spectators. Referee Refilwe oversaw the game with a steady performance.

Labyrinth Football Club Ladies lined up in a 4-3-3 formation, deploying Keatlaretswe Penyenye in goal. The defensive line featured Motshwenyane Neo at right back, Onthatile Kgatlhanye and Nomvuyiso Majila as central defenders, and Tebogo Mmatshe on the left flank. The midfield trio consisted of Motshidisi Sithole on the right, Kelebogile Kota centrally, and Tlotlego Monchwe on the left. Upfront, the attacking trio saw Paballo Tlhame on the right wing, Kekana Masego leading the line as striker, and Keamogetswe Selatlhedi operating on the left wing. Kutlwano Ramorwesi was named among the substitutes.

The match began with both sides probing cautiously, but it was Shooting Stars who broke the deadlock in the 15th minute. A defensive mistake from Labyrinth’s backline allowed the visitors to capitalise and open the scoring early, setting the tone for the remainder of the game. Labyrinth struggled to regain composure as Shooting Stars maintained pressure.

Despite efforts from the midfield, particularly from Motshidisi Sithole who showed notable energy and creativity on the right, Labyrinth found it difficult to create clear-cut chances. The visitors’ defence remained resolute, frustrating the home side’s attacking intent.

At the half-time interval, with the scoreline at 1-0, Labyrinth’s coach opted for a tactical substitution, bringing on Kutlwano Ramorwesi to replace left defender Tebogo Mmatshe in the 30th minute. This change aimed to shore up the defence and add fresh impetus down the left flank.

However, the adjustment failed to stem the flow of goals from Shooting Stars, who extended their lead further in the second half. Labyrinth’s defensive frailties were again exposed, and the visitors capitalised on these opportunities to score twice more, sealing a 3-0 victory.

Throughout the match, Motshidisi Sithole stood out for Labyrinth Football Club Ladies, demonstrating determination and skill in midfield despite the team’s overall difficulties. Her performance earned her the Player of the Match accolade.

In summary, Labyrinth Football Club Ladies were undone by early defensive errors and a clinical Shooting Stars side who took full advantage of their chances. The 4-3-3 formation showed promise but ultimately could not prevent the visitors from securing a comprehensive win at Orbit College.