Kaizer Chiefs forward Wandile Duba was lucky to escape a red card in their Soweto Derby Nedbank Cup final triumph over Orlando Pirates, according to former PSL referee Victor Hlungwani.
Duba delivered a vicious studs-up tackle on Makhehleni Makhaula but instead of being sent for an early shower, he was only shown a yellow card for a different incident.
The Principal’ explained that referee Masixole Bambiso did not pick up the tackle from Duba on Makhaula but only saw the retaliation thereafter when the Chiefs youngster got into a tussle with Mbekezeli Mbokazi.
“This is violent conduct,” the Principal said on Soccerzone.
Sea robbers has been robbing other teams,that's not a good conduct when I saw it in replay I said it's a red card.Its not our fault there is no VAR.We care less we benefited and and are not ashamed the drought is over.
One thing about khosination we're not ashamed of anything all this Rats fans should open a case of robbery.
I remember when Lorch stepped on Billiat then no booking at all and play on took place which resulted in Makaringe scoring the first goal of the day,we don't care what Pirates fans say they must also feel the pain.
Why didn't you mention that Hlungwani also said the referee didn't see the incident hence he gave yellow card for fighting Mbokazi.
It doesn't matter anymore Only Barcelona can play against the referees favouritism they just keep on scoring none stop the game might end 5-4
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