Paulus Masehe says Sekhukhune United "moving into the right direction" despite consecutive defeats

Paulus Masehe says Sekhukhune United "moving into the right direction" despite consecutive defeats

Babina Noko started their season well with two Betway Premiership wins and one defeat, as well as victory in their MTN8 quarterfinal with AmaZulu.

They were paired with the Buccaneers in the cup semis and ultimately lost 4-0 on aggregate after Saturday's heavy 3-0 defeat, following their midweek 2-0 league loss to Abdeslam Ouaddou's charges.

Head coach Cedric Kaze was absent from the bench for this tie after his red card in the previous match with Pirates.

Reflecting on the past weeks, Masehe explained that there is no external pressure on the coaches to improve on their recent run of poor form.

"In our line of work, pressure is every day, you know, I cannot say there's much pressure on the coach or technical team," Masehe said.

"Yes, we put pressure on ourselves, we want positive results all the time, but being realistic, the past three games, Pirates executed better than us.

"When it comes to attitude, application, when it comes to willingness to try, we're moving into the right direction," explained the assistant.

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