The chilly night air did nothing to deter the determination of Luso Africa FC\u2019s senior sides fresh off their victories over Germiston City Football Club.<\/p>\n
The club hosted Old Benonians Football Club at Hattingh Park, in their Eastern Local Football Association\u2019s (ELFA) Super League fixtures, last Tuesday.<\/p>
Luso\u2019s reserve side took to the pitch first, winning their clash against Old Bens 3-2, and from the very first whistle the teams looking evenly matched with neither giving an inch.<\/p>\n
Players charged up and down the field with impressive performances from both sides\u2019 defenders and attackers before a defensive error from Luso meant that Old Bens was able to take the lead after scoring the first goal of the match.<\/p>
Luso fought hard to equalise but went into the changing rooms disappointed.<\/p>\n
However, the half-time team talk seemed to be just what the team needed as the players retook the field, buzzing and ready to tackle their opponents.<\/p>\n
Nuno De Sousa lifted the side\u2019s spirits even higher when he scored an equalising goal only moments after the second-half whistle sounded.<\/p>\n
Luso continued to look the stronger team until another defensive error saw Old Bens retake the lead.<\/p>\n
Luso pressed hard for the equaliser and were awarded a penalty halfway through the second half, which was calmly converted by Dylan Willson.<\/p>\n
De Sousa scored his second goal of the night, and the match\u2019s final goal, with 10 minutes left on the clock.<\/p>\n
The team were thrilled to come out on top, after goalkeeper Dillon Rebeiro saved a penalty kick by Old Bens in the final minutes.<\/p>\n
The team remains unbeaten in the season.<\/p>\n