Away friendly match played on 15 June 2025.
Kicked off at 4:00 PM

In an exhilarating encounter at Polaseng Village on 15 June 2025, Motlhape Football Academy edged past Polaseng Young Tigers u13 with a final score of 2-1. The match, which kicked off at 4:00 pm, showcased a thrilling display of youth football, culminating in a hard-fought victory for the Academy.

Motlhape Football Academy adopted a 4-2-1-3 formation, which allowed them to maintain a solid defensive structure while providing ample support for their attacking players. The backline consisted of four defenders, with two central defenders anchoring the defence and two full-backs providing width. In front of them, two central midfielders were tasked with both breaking up opposition play and facilitating attacks. The lone attacking midfielder was positioned centrally, tasked with linking play between the midfield and the forward line, which comprised three attackers looking to exploit any gaps in the opposition's defence.

The substitutes for Motlhape Football Academy were not disclosed, but their presence on the bench would have provided tactical flexibility and fresh legs as the match progressed.

The first half saw both teams probing for openings, but it was Motlhape Football Academy who struck first. They took the lead with a well-executed goal, showcasing their attacking prowess. As the match approached the half-time mark, the Academy maintained their advantage, demonstrating solid defensive organisation to keep Polaseng Young Tigers at bay. The referee, Lesego, ensured the game flowed smoothly, contributing to an engaging first half.

As the match reached the 35-minute mark, the referee signalled for half-time, with Motlhape Football Academy leading 1-0. The players retreated to their respective benches, reflecting on a competitive first half filled with intensity and determination.

The second half commenced with Polaseng Young Tigers looking to respond. They increased their attacking efforts, pushing forward in search of an equaliser. Their persistence paid off when they managed to find the back of the net, levelling the score at 1-1. This goal injected new life into the match, as both teams sought to gain the upper hand.

However, Motlhape Football Academy demonstrated resilience and tactical awareness. They regrouped and quickly regained their composure, launching a counter-attack that culminated in a second goal. This strike proved decisive, restoring their lead and putting them in a strong position as the match neared its conclusion.

With the score at 2-1, the Academy focused on maintaining their advantage, employing a disciplined defensive strategy to thwart any further attempts from Polaseng Young Tigers. The final whistle blew, confirming Motlhape Football Academy's victory in a match that highlighted their skill and determination.

Rampsa Brandon was recognised as the standout performer of the match, contributing significantly to the Academy's success with his impactful play. The victory not only showcased the talent within the Motlhape Football Academy but also provided a thrilling spectacle for the 65 spectators in attendance, who witnessed a memorable clash between two spirited teams.

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