Home league match played on 03 August 2025.
Kicked off at 11:00 AM

In a commanding display of football, Rosina Sedibane secured a convincing 3-0 victory against Garankuwa Shining Stars in their league home match at the vibrant venue on 3rd August 2025. The match kicked off at 11:00 am, and the home side showcased their dominance throughout the encounter.

Rosina Sedibane lined up in a 4-1-4-1 formation, which allowed for a balanced approach between defence and attack. Cindy Mhlongo occupied the goalkeeping position, while Dakalo Malumedzha and Kgalalelo Selokela took up the right and left defensive roles, respectively. In central defence, Nomthandazo Zwane and Bontle Ralekwa formed a solid partnership. Keabetswe Molekoa played as the lone central midfielder, tasked with linking play between defence and attack. The attacking midfield trio consisted of Onalenna Mphahlele on the right, Lerato Mphuthi in the centre, and Cathrine on the left, with Phuti Manamela leading the line as the striker.

The substitutes for the match included Lethabo Martin, Ditebogo Malatji, and Rayleigh Bojosi, who would later play pivotal roles in the tactical adjustments made by the coach.

The scoring opened in the 20th minute when Dakalo Malumedzha unleashed a spectacular long-range effort, assisted by Phuti Manamela. The right defender struck a thunderous shot with his right foot that left the Garankuwa goalkeeper with no chance, sending the home fans into raptures.

Rosina Sedibane continued to press their advantage, and in the 35th minute, Cathrine doubled the lead with a close-range finish. Lethabo Mokhonwana provided a precise long pass that found Cathrine inside the box, allowing her to slot the ball home with her left foot, further solidifying the home side's control of the match.

As the first half drew to a close, Rosina Sedibane held a comfortable 2-0 lead, demonstrating their tactical superiority and attacking prowess. The referee signalled half-time at the 45-minute mark, with the home side looking to build on their momentum in the second half.

The second half began with a moment of caution for Rosina Sedibane as Keabetswe Molekoa received a yellow card in the 50th minute for a bad tackle, a reminder that discipline would be crucial as the match progressed.

In the 60th minute, tactical changes were made as Lerato Mphuthi was substituted for Lethabo Martin, and Keabetswe Molekoa made way for Ditebogo Malatji. These substitutions aimed to maintain the team's energy and control in the midfield.

Another substitution occurred in the 70th minute when Phuti Manamela was replaced by Rayleigh Bojosi, further emphasising Rosina Sedibane's intent to keep the pressure on their opponents. However, Ditebogo Malatji soon found himself in the referee's book, receiving a yellow card for a bad tackle just moments after entering the fray.

Despite the cautions, Rosina Sedibane's attacking flair remained undiminished. In the 80th minute, Cathrine found the back of the net once again, scoring her second goal of the match. This time, she was assisted by Lethabo Martin, who provided a short pass that allowed Cathrine to finish with her left foot from close range, sealing the victory for the home side.

As the match concluded, Rosina Sedibane celebrated a well-deserved 3-0 triumph over Garankuwa Shining Stars. The performance was marked by effective teamwork, tactical discipline, and individual brilliance, particularly from players like Cathrine and Dakalo Malumedzha, while Cindy Mhlongo's goalkeeping ensured a clean sheet. This victory not only boosts Rosina Sedibane's league standing but also sets a positive tone for the remainder of the season.

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