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Absa Premiership Report: Platinum Stars v Cape Town City 13 April 2017

Absa Premiership Report: Platinum Stars v Cape Town City 13 April 2017

Absa Premiership 

Result: Platinum Stars 2-4 Cape Town City

Date: 13 April 2017

Venue: Moruleng Stadium

Cape Town City reclaimed top spot in the Absa Premiership, after recording an impressive 4-2 win over Platinum Stars at the Moruleng Stadium.

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Dikwena got off to an encouraging start with Kodisang causing a few problems down the flanks, while Robert Ng'ambi went close with a couple efforts from distance.

Mzimela came to Stars' rescue in the 17th minute, as the shot-stopper rushed off his line to thwart to Majoro from close range.

Kodisang continued to menace the City defence and he eventually won Stars a penalty in the 26th minute, however Shu-Aib Walters saved Mzimela's spot-kick.

Stars were made to rue that miss four minutes, later as Thabo Nodada fired home from 25-yards out, but Mzimela should have done better.

Majoro doubled then doubled the visitors' lead in the 42nd minute with a fine header, following a cross from the right flank.

However, Dikwena pulled one back a few moments later courtesy of Enocent Mkhabela's first league goal of the season with a finish from point-blank range.

With Dikwena pushing for an equaliser, Cavin Johnson introduced Ndumiso Mabena for Kodisang after the hour-mark.

However, City grabbed a third goal after 66 minutes as Judas Moseamedi registered his name on the score-sheet shortly after coming on.

Eric Tinkler's charges were in full control and they added a fourth goal in the 75th minute courtesy of a strike from Aubrey Ngoma.

With the Mother City outfit comfortably leading, Tinkler threw on Given Mashikinya for Nodada in the closing stages.

Dikwena did pull a goal back in the dying stages of the second half, as substitute Henrico Botes fired past Walters, 2-4.

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Here's how they lined up:

Stars: 31. Mzimela, 18. De Jongh, 36. Mwedihanga, 25. Nlhapo, 21. Zulu, 30. Mere, 38. Mkhabela, 22. Ng'ambi, 8. Kodisang, 7. Phiri, 34. Ntuli.

City: 1. Walters, 2. Mkhize, 27. Gumede, 16. Johannes, 6. Seedat, 26. Nodada, 21. Mokeke, 8. Manyama, 10. Jayiya, 11. Ngoma, 45. Majoro.

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