Zenowethu FC Secure 1-0 Victory Over Sosha Kings In Pretoria

Zenowethu FC hosted Sosha Kings at their Pretoria ground on 23 November 2025, kicking off promptly at 1:00pm in a tightly contested 11-a-side encounter. The match concluded with Zenowethu FC edging out their opponents 1-0 after 90 minutes plus added time, securing all three points in a hard-fought battle.

Zenowethu FC lined up in a 4-1-2-3 formation, deploying four defenders across the backline, a single holding midfielder shielding the defence, two central midfielders tasked with linking play, and a front three spearheading the attack. The defensive quartet was expected to maintain solidity and discipline, while the holding midfielder’s role was pivotal in breaking up opposition attacks and distributing the ball efficiently. The two midfielders ahead of him were charged with both supporting the defence and driving forward to create chances. Up front, the three attackers were positioned to stretch the Sosha Kings’ defence, combining pace and movement to unsettle their backline.

No substitutes were named for this fixture, so the starting eleven remained on the pitch throughout the contest.

The first half was a cagey affair with in which we saw Zenowethu take the lead on the last 2 minutes before the interval break. Both teams showed tactical awareness, with Zenowethu FC’s midfield trio working hard to control possession and limit Sosha Kings’ opportunities. Despite some probing runs and crosses, the Sosha Kings defence held firm, and the half ended 1-0 at 45 minutes.

In the second half, Zenowethu FC gradually increased their pressure, utilising the width provided by their front three to create openings. Their defensive organisation remained disciplined, frustrating Sosha Kings and preventing any clear-cut chances. The solitary goal of the match came from a well-executed move that capitalised on a rare defensive lapse from the visitors, allowing Zenowethu FC to take the lead.

Throughout the remainder of the match, Zenowethu FC maintained their composure, managing the game effectively and denying Sosha Kings any meaningful opportunities to equalise. The referee, France, oversaw the match without incident, allowing the game to flow freely despite the physical nature of the contest.

Zenowethu FC’s victory was a testament to their tactical discipline and defensive resilience, as they secured a narrow but deserved 1-0 win over Sosha Kings in front of a modest crowd of 50 spectators.