SuperSport United

SuperSport United fought back to hold Chippa United, while AmaZulu and TS Galaxy shared the spoils.

The Rockets will now battle it out with Mamelodi Sundowns in Pretoria on Wednesday, while Usuthu are expected to host SuperSport in Durban on the same day. Meanwhile, a match between TS Galaxy and big spenders AmaZulu failed to produce goals as the two teams played to a 0-0 draw at Bidvest Stadium. The two teams will be in action on Wednesday as SuperSport are set to face AmaZulu FC in Durban, while Chippa are scheduled to square off with Royal AM at home.

SuperSport United fought back gallantly to force a 1-1 draw during their Premiership clash with Chippa United at Lucas Moripe Stadium on Sunday.

Moments later the Grobler-Rayners combination struck to set up the equaliser. Just past the half-hour mark, Chippa was close with another set-piece from an identical position. SuperSport central defender Thatayaone Ditlhokwe was blown up for a foul, and Chippa striker Siphelele Luthuli floated in a free-kick from 35m out into the opposition penalty box. His parting shot bounced off the upright, and Chippa’s defence cleared to avert further danger. A few minutes later, hosts SuperSport came within a whisker of equalising, but their effort was undone by the crossbar. Straight from the kick-off, referee Thokozani Mkhize was called into action frequently because of fouls.

SuperSport United drew 1-1 with Chippa United at the Lucas Moripe Stadium in their first DStv Premiership match of the ?2022-23? season on Sunday evening.

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