Home league match played on 07 June 2025.
Kicked off at 11:00 AM

In an exhilarating league encounter held at the Rosina Sedibane Modiba Sports School on 7th June 2025, Rosina Sedibane secured a convincing 3-1 victory against Titans. The match kicked off at 11:00 am, with an attendance of 82 fans witnessing a display of skill and determination from the home side.

Rosina Sedibane lined up in a 4-2-1-3 formation, designed to provide both defensive solidity and attacking flair. Cindy Mhlongo took her place in goal, while the back four consisted of Dakalo Malumedzha and Kgalalelo Selokela as right and left defenders respectively, with Nomthandazo Zwane and Bontle Ralekwa forming the central defensive partnership. The midfield was anchored by Keabetswe Molekoa and Ditebogo Malatji, who were tasked with controlling the tempo of the game, while Lerato Mphuthi played just ahead of them as an attacking midfielder. Up front, Phuti Manamela and Lethabo Mokhonwana operated on the flanks, supporting striker Rayleigh Bojosi in a dynamic attacking trio.

The substitutes for Rosina Sedibane included Onalenna Mphahlele and Lethabo Martin, both of whom would later play crucial roles in the match.

The opening goal came in the 28th minute when Kgalalelo Selokela rose to meet a pinpoint cross from Rayleigh Bojosi, directing a powerful header into the net from close range. This early breakthrough set the tone for Rosina Sedibane, who looked to assert their dominance.

However, the Titans responded swiftly, equalising in the 37th minute. A defensive error from Rosina Sedibane allowed an opponent to capitalise, scoring from close range with a right-footed strike that caught the home defence off guard. The goal injected new life into the Titans, who began to press for a second before the half-time whistle.

As the teams headed into the break at 1-1, both managers would have had tactical adjustments in mind to secure the win in the second half.

The second half saw Rosina Sedibane make a tactical substitution in the 55th minute, bringing on Onalenna Mphahlele for Lerato Mphuthi. This change aimed to inject fresh energy into the midfield and enhance their attacking options. Shortly after, in the 60th minute, Lethabo Martin replaced Rayleigh Bojosi, further bolstering the home side's offensive capabilities.

The breakthrough for Rosina Sedibane came in the 75th minute when Ditebogo Malatji confidently converted a penalty, awarded after a foul in the box. His right-footed shot found the back of the net, restoring the lead for the home side and sending the fans into raptures.

As the match approached its conclusion, Phuti Manamela sealed the victory with a well-timed goal in the 85th minute. Following a short pass from Lethabo Martin, Manamela found space inside the box and finished with precision, extending the lead to 3-1 and effectively putting the game beyond the reach of the Titans.

The referee's performance was adequate, though there were moments that could have been handled with more authority, reflecting a rating that suggested room for improvement. Nonetheless, Rosina Sedibane's display was commendable, with Dakalo Malumedzha and Kgalalelo Selokela particularly standing out as players of the match.

In the end, Rosina Sedibane's 3-1 victory over Titans not only showcased their attacking prowess but also highlighted their resilience in bouncing back from a setback, setting a positive tone for the remainder of the league campaign.

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