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Raymond Mdaka unhappy with Amajita, despite 5-0 win over New Caledonia
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Sunday World
SA U20 coach Raymond Mdaka says he is not happy with the tactical discipline of his players, despite their impressive 5-0 win over New Caledonia in the early hours of Friday morning.
Amajita did, however, miss glaring goal-scoring opportunities that left Mdaka frustrated on the touchline and after the game.
I think it’s a game that, yes, wanted us to win, but we wanted to win with goals.
And we’re not happy in terms of the technical discipline of our players,” Mdaka said.
“We had to win this game because it will help us going forward with the points and goal difference.