
Ghana shot-stopper Richard Ofori was in phenomenal form as Maritzburg United shared the spoils in the ABSA Premier League with Cape Town City FC on Friday night.
Maritzburg United struggled to find top gear at the Harry Gwala Stadium on Friday night and had to settle for a 0-0 Absa Premiership draw with Cape Town City
Cape City Town had the more frequent opportunities in the KZN Midlands, and they had the first chance of the night when Ayanda Patosi's 14th-minute curling drew an outstanding save by Richard Ofori after the shot had skidded off the turf at real pace.
The Maritzburg stopper, Richard Ofori was at it soon after when after a through ball from Roland Putsche had put Gift Links in on goal, the Ghanaian did very well to snatch the loose ball up.
Ofori was having a busy time in the first half and he denied Patosi with his feet before Rushine de Reuck pulled off a superb tackle to stop Links from pulling the trigger before Thabo Nodada hit a shot straight at Ofori.
United managed to play their way back into the game in the second half, but again struggled to create clear openings, with two Siyanda Xulu headers, both off target, among their only real chances as the Citizens defended resolutely.
Maritzburg also had some defensive work to do as the Cape side had their moments in attack, including a 75th-minute effort from Bradley Ralani into the side-netting.
That was the last clear opening of the night as the Team of Choice extended their unbeaten league run to five matches, with four of those draws.



'Stop excessive financial demands before sharing information with us' — Interior...
EC will serve national interest, not partisan politics – Deputy Chair Dr Kwaku A...
I expect no preferential treatment from EC for myself as President, my party or ...
Afenyo-Markin meets management, proposes reforms to turnaround struggling ECG
ECG management commends Afenyo-Markin for reforms during short stay as Board Cha...
Mahama tasks new EC deputy chairpersons to uphold impartiality
Attorney-General urges court to reject Adu-Boahene’s no-case submission
Nyaho Medical Centre ordered to report to CID over expired data protection certi...
Mahama swears in new Electoral Commission deputy commissioners
PTAAM-Africa calls for government probe into alleged World Cup visa fraud
