Kings Park Rangers 0 vs 2 Terror Classic SC

Terror Classic SC travelled to Block9 on 24 October 2026 to face Kings Park Rangers in a friendly away match that kicked off at 4:00pm. The 90-minute contest, extended by six minutes of extra time, ended in a 2-0 triumph for Terror Classic SC, who controlled much of the game and converted two crucial second-half goals to secure the win.

Terror Classic SC lined up in a traditional 4-4-2 formation, deploying Dennis Matlho in goal. The defensive line featured Kaelo Phaladi at right back, with Thebe Mbakile and Kagiso Letsebe partnering centrally, and Thabang Selaki covering the left flank. The midfield quartet consisted of Tlhompho Kebitsang on the right wing, Bokhutlo "Booster" Ntona and Kutlo Kekgonegile holding central midfield roles, and Omphile Joseph operating on the left wing. Up front, Joseph Doika and Afrika Mosekwa led the attack as right and left forwards respectively. The substitutes available were Junior Matlhagela, Gideon Ntiro, Abel Lefika Molefhi, James Kadramotho, Thatayaone Mokiya, and Kutlo Ntsima.

The match began with both sides probing cautiously, but it was Terror Classic SC who fashioned the first clear chance in the 13th minute when Kutlo Kekgonegile fired an effort wide. The visitors continued to press, and at 21 minutes, Tlhompho Kebitsang tested the Kings Park Rangers goalkeeper, though his shot was comfortably saved. Omphile Joseph also had a chance before the break, but his attempt drifted wide at the 35th minute. Despite these efforts, the first half ended goalless, with both teams locked in a tactical stalemate.

After the interval, Terror Classic SC maintained their attacking intent. Afrika Mosekwa had an early second-half attempt that sailed high over the bar in the 53rd minute. Ten minutes later, Thabang Selaki’s effort also went wide, but the visitors were growing into the game. At 65 minutes, Mosekwa delivered a long, incisive pass that created a promising chance, signalling the increasing threat from the flanks.

The breakthrough came in the 68th minute from a set-piece situation. Tlhompho Kebitsang swung in a well-delivered corner which Kagiso Letsebe met with a close-range header, directing the ball past the goalkeeper to open the scoring. Just three minutes later, Terror Classic SC doubled their advantage in spectacular fashion. Kutlo Kekgonegile set up Bokhutlo "Booster" Ntona, who unleashed a thunderous right-footed strike from outside the box, leaving the keeper with no chance. This screamer effectively put the game beyond doubt.

Terror Classic SC continued to press for a third goal, with Ntona hitting the post at 75 minutes. Kaelo Phaladi also had a shot that went wide, while Kebitsang’s attempt was saved again in the same minute, highlighting the visitors’ dominance in attack. At the 80-minute mark, a flurry of tactical substitutions saw Junior Matlhagela replace Omphile Joseph, Gideon Ntiro come on for Tlhompho Kebitsang, Abel Lefika Molefhi enter for Afrika Mosekwa, and James Kadramotho take over from goalkeeper Dennis Matlho.

The changes did not disrupt the team’s rhythm. Junior Matlhagela was flagged offside for a mistimed run at 84 minutes, a correct decision that kept the Kings Park Rangers defence alert. Shortly after, Thatayaone Mokiya was introduced for the injured Kagiso Letsebe at 85 minutes, while Matlhagela’s wide attempt came at 86 minutes. Finally, Kutlo Ntsima replaced Joseph Doika in the 90th minute as the visitors looked to close out the match with control.

Terror Classic SC’s disciplined defensive display and clinical finishing earned them a deserved 2-0 victory over Kings Park Rangers. Bokhutlo "Booster" Ntona’s influential midfield performance, capped by his stunning goal, earned him the player of the match accolade. This friendly win will surely boost Terror Classic SC’s confidence ahead of their upcoming fixtures.