Mngqithi criticizes Golden Arrows' mobility in draw with Stellenbosch
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Golden Arrows coach Manqoba Mngqithi expressed frustration over his team's lack of mobility during their recent match against Stellenbosch, which ended in a draw. The result allowed Golden Arrows to move into the Top 8 of the league, but Mngqithi called for improved performance to secure better outcomes in future games.
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- •The match between Golden Arrows and Stellenbosch ended in a draw on March 19, 2026.
- •Golden Arrows advanced into the Top 8 of the league standings following the draw.
- •Coach Manqoba Mngqithi highlighted the team's insufficient mobility as a key issue during the match.
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- ▸Mngqithi implements new training focused on improving team mobility Golden Arrows could enhance their performance in upcoming matches, potentially securing higher league positions and better results.
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