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Durban City’s search for goals takes centre stage in back-to-back KZN derby clashes

Durban City assistant coach Musa Nyatama has urged his team to sharpen up in front of goal ahead of Saturday night’s KZN derby against Richards Bay.

Durban City’s search for goals takes centre stage in back-to-back KZN derby clashes

Durban City's assistant coach Musa Nyatama is urging his team to sharpen their finishing in the upcoming KZN derby against Richards Bay at Chatsworth Stadium on Saturday. This is the second consecutive derby clash for City, following their 1-0 loss to Sekhukhune United and a goalless draw with Lamontville Golden Arrows. Despite the lack of goals in their opening three matches, Nyatama remains optimistic about the team's performance.

He emphasizes the importance of converting opportunities into results and acknowledges the positive attitude within the squad. City will face a challenging opponent in Richards Bay, who lost their opening league match at home but have shown pace and scoring ability in their other games. Nyatama acknowledges the difficulty of the upcoming fixture but stresses the need for unity, hard work, and collective effort to secure points.

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