LS Drieries U13 5 vs 0 Michael Mount

On 10 April 2026, LS Drieries U13 faced Michael Mount in a tournament neutral match at Camp Discovery, kicking off promptly at 10:05am. The 18-minute contest, overseen by referee Camp D, ended emphatically in favour of LS Drieries, who secured a commanding 5-0 win.

LS Drieries lined up in a classic 4-3-3 formation, deploying Emanuel Chiveso in goal to marshal the defence. The back four consisted of Tawana on the right, Kgotso Matheane and Nhklakanipo Adoons centrally, and Jonathan Lumbala on the left. The midfield trio featured Remoratile Senong on the right, Bokang Motlamele centrally, and Bokang U12 on the left, tasked with both defensive duties and supporting the attack. Up front, the three-pronged line included Jonathan Dulwayo on the right wing, Kaylin Hood leading as the central striker, and Sibo Mokoena on the left wing, expected to provide width and creativity. No substitutes were named for this fixture.

From the outset, LS Drieries sought to impose their rhythm, with Sibo Mokoena testing the opposition keeper early on with a high attempt in the sixth minute, though it sailed over the bar. The first half was brief, concluding at the nine-minute mark due to the shortened match length.

Just after the restart, LS Drieries broke the deadlock in the tenth minute. Kaylin Hood delivered a precise assist to Bokang Motlamele, who confidently struck the ball with his right foot to find the net. Motlamele’s influence was immediately felt as he doubled the lead three minutes later, this time scoring from inside the box with assured composure.

The visitors struggled to contain the relentless attacking pressure. In the 16th minute, Jonathan Dulwayo added a third goal, capitalising on a well-timed assist from Sibo Mokoena. That same minute saw defensive resilience from LS Drieries as Jonathan Lumbala cleared a dangerous ball, and Kgotso Matheane contributed with a crucial defensive intervention to maintain the clean sheet.

The scoring spree continued without pause. Remoratile Senong’s clever delivery set up Kaylin Hood, who lobbed the ball expertly with his left foot to notch the fourth goal, showcasing his technical ability and composure under pressure. Shortly after, Nhklakanipo Adoons played a key role in midfield, providing a vital pass that helped sustain LS Drieries’ attacking momentum.

The final goal came in the 18th minute, courtesy of an own goal by a Michael Mount player, sealing a comprehensive 5-0 victory for LS Drieries. The team’s fluidity in attack and solidity at the back ensured they dominated throughout the match.

Bokang Motlamele was deservedly named player of the match, his two goals and midfield control pivotal to LS Drieries’ success. The clean sheet and clinical finishing highlighted a well-rounded team performance at Camp Discovery.