Rising Sun FC vs Shak
4 - 2
18 October 2025
Home friendly match played on 18 October 2025.
Kicked off at 1:00 PM
4-2
vs Shak
Home friendly match
Rising Sun FC hosted their opponents at Langaville on a late kick-off at 11:00pm, securing a commanding 4-2 win in an intense 11-a-side encounter lasting 50 minutes plus added time. The match saw Rising Sun FC assert their dominance early and maintain control throughout, ultimately outscoring their rivals by two clear goals.
Rising Sun FC lined up in a classic 4-3-3 formation, deploying four defenders across the backline, three midfielders centrally, and a front three tasked with stretching the opposition’s defence and creating scoring opportunities. The defensive unit was expected to provide solidity and cover, while the midfield trio aimed to control possession and link play between defence and attack. Up front, the three forwards were charged with pressing high and capitalising on chances in the final third.
No substitutes were named for this fixture, meaning Rising Sun FC relied on their starting eleven to see out the match and secure the victory.
The first half was a tightly contested affair, with both sides probing for openings. At the 25-minute mark, the referee signalled half-time, bringing the initial period to a close with Rising Sun FC holding a lead. The team’s ability to maintain composure and execute their game plan was evident, as they managed to carve out chances and keep their opponents at bay.
In the second half, Rising Sun FC’s attacking prowess came to the fore, as they added three more goals to their tally, overwhelming their opponents and sealing a comprehensive 4-2 triumph. The match was highlighted by the outstanding performance of Msibi, who was named Player of the Match for his influential role in midfield, orchestrating play and contributing decisively to his team’s success.
Overall, Rising Sun FC’s tactical discipline, combined with clinical finishing and midfield control, proved too much for their opponents at Langaville. The victory not only showcased their attacking flair but also their resilience and organisation across all areas of the pitch.