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Cape Town City came from behind to THUMP Baroka 5-1 in a league match which was played at Cape Town City on Sunday night.

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – FEBRUARY 09: Mduduzi Mdantsane of Cape Town City during the DStv Premiership match between Orlando Pirates and Cape Town City FC at Orlando Stadium on February 09, 2021 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Sydney Mahlangu/BackpagePix/Gallo Images) JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – FEBRUARY 09: Mduduzi Mdantsane of Cape Town City during the DStv Premiership match between Orlando Pirates and Cape Town City FC at Orlando Stadium on February 09, 2021 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Sydney Mahlangu/BackpagePix/Gallo Images) Cape Town City came from behind to THUMP Baroka 5-1 in a league match which was played at Cape Town City on Sunday night.

Cape Town City made it three DStv Premiership wins in a row as they battled back from a goal down to thrash Baroka 5-1 at the Cape Town Stadium on Sunday.

City weren't done yet though, as Martin headed home a cross from Terrence Mashego on the counter in the 88th minute and Morris made no mistake from 12 yards out in injury time after the substitute had drawn a foul from Masuluke inside the box. Idumba Fasika tested Masuluke with a header from Mayo's cross in the 12th minute and Taariq Fielies could only hit the side-netting from an angle on the right at close range soon afterwards. Cape Town City made it three DStv Premiership wins in a row as they battled back from a goal down to thrash Baroka 5-1 at the Cape Town Stadium on Sunday.

Cape Town City leapfrogged Orlando Pirates and closed the gap on Kaizer Chiefs after defeating Baroka on Sunday.

However, the former Baroka captain was also sent off after collecting his second yellow card of the game and City were also reduced to 10 players two minutes after the hour-mark. However, Baroka suffered a blow on the stroke of half-time as Tshepo Mokhabi received his second yellow card of the game and he was sent off as the visitors were reduced to 10 players. Bakgaga Ba Mphahele were leading 1-0 at the half-time break courtesy of Dan Ndlovu's 35th-minute goal and it was the midfielder's first goal in the local top flight.

Cape Town City made it three DStv Premiership wins in a row as they battled back from a goal down to thrash Baroka 5-1 at the Cape Town Stadium on Sunday.

Cape Town City players celebrate their fifth goal scored by Tashreeq Morris during the DStv Premiership 2021/22 game between Cape Town City and Baroka FC at Cape Town Stadium on 3 April 2022 © Ryan Wilkisky/BackpagePix. by Staff Reporter.

City weren’t done yet though, as Martin headed home a cross from Terrence Mashego on the counter in the 88th minute and Morris made no mistake from 12 yards out in injury time after the substitute had drawn a foul from Masuluke inside the box. Idumba Fasika tested Masuluke with a header from Mayo’s cross in the 12th minute and Taariq Fielies could only hit the side-netting from an angle on the right at close range soon afterwards. A frenetic start to the game saw Oscarine Masuluke called into action in the opening minute as he kept out Mayo’s header from Mdatsene’s cross.

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Cape Town City leapfrogged Orlando Pirates and closed the gap on Kaizer Chiefs after defeating Baroka on Sunday.

However, the former Baroka captain was also sent off after collecting his second yellow card of the game and City were also reduced to 10 players two minutes after the hour-mark. However, Baroka suffered a blow on the stroke of half-time as Tshepo Mokhabi received his second yellow card of the game and he was sent off as the visitors were reduced to 10 players. Khanyiso Mayo was the man who levelled matters as the former South Africa under-17 international scored to make it 1-1 in the 50th minute with Thamsanqa Mkhize providing the assist.

Baroka FC are expected to hold an urgent meeting following a string of bad results, the future of coach Kgoloko Thobejane will be decided.

Things need to change and the coach’s head must roll first,” said a source. Baroka FC are expected to hold an urgent meeting some time this week following a string of bad results. “If it is going to happen soon, Thobejane is going to go because it is crunch time now and there are seven games left in the league.

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