Luso Africa FC\u2019s senior side battled for possession of the ball in the club\u2019s gruelling match against Randburg Football Club, on Saturday afternoon, at Hattingh Park.<\/p>\n
The match was the team\u2019s first in the Eastern Local Football Association\u2019s (ELFA) Super League season, with their previous match against Edenvale Football Club being cancelled last week.<\/p>
This cancellation left the team feeling under-prepared for the clash.<\/p>\n
They lost 4-0, despite the team\u2019s continuous pressure on the visitors.<\/p>
The frustration-filled first half saw two Luso players receive yellow cards, in their desperate attempts to gain and maintain possession of the ball.<\/p>\n
The physical game saw Luso forced to make an early substitution with goalkeeper David Olowadasa going off injured and being replaced by reserve team keeper Dillon Ribeiro.<\/p>\n
Both team\u2019s headed into the change rooms goalless, however, Randburg\u2019s superior performance in the second half secured their victory.<\/p>\n
The visitors looked the sharper team, winning possession of the ball with their tough attack strategy, and some mistakes from the Luso defence, and despite a good performance by Ribeiro, Randburg scored four goals before the final whistle.<\/p>\n
Luso\u2019s coaching staff were bitterly disappointed by the first team\u2019s performance and the result and have challenged the players to bounce back next week and start a run of wins as they have their sights set on the league title this season.<\/p>\n