Motlhape Football Academy 4 vs 2 Dibela fc u13

Motlhape Football Academy hosted Dibela FC U13 at Ga-Mothobeki on 27 September 2025, with kick-off at 2:40pm in an 11-a-side encounter that ended 4-2 in favour of the home side. The match lasted 70 minutes plus added time, with Motlhape Football Academy securing a hard-fought victory in front of 72 spectators. Referee Dragon officiated the game with a commendable performance.

Motlhape Football Academy lined up in a 4-2-1-3 formation, a setup designed to balance defensive solidity with attacking flair. The back four consisted of two central defenders flanked by left and right full-backs, tasked with both defensive duties and supporting wide attacks. Ahead of them, two central midfielders were expected to shield the defence and distribute the ball effectively. The lone attacking midfielder played just behind a front three, who were positioned as left winger, central striker, and right winger respectively. This formation aimed to provide width and penetration in the final third while maintaining control in midfield.

No substitutes were named for this fixture.

The match unfolded with Motlhape Football Academy demonstrating their attacking intent early on, utilising the width provided by their front three to stretch Dibela FC’s defence. Despite the absence of detailed individual goal scorers or specific minute-by-minute events, it is clear that Motlhape’s offensive strategy paid dividends as they managed to net four goals over the course of the game.

Dibela FC U13 responded with two goals of their own, ensuring the contest remained competitive throughout. The half-time whistle arrived at the 35th minute mark, signalling a brief pause in an intense and entertaining first half. Both teams showed commitment and resilience, with Motlhape’s midfielders and forwards combining effectively to create scoring opportunities.

In the second half, Motlhape Football Academy maintained their momentum, continuing to press and exploit spaces in Dibela’s defence. The home side’s ability to convert chances ultimately proved decisive, as they extended their lead and secured a two-goal margin by the final whistle.

Among the players, Mothobekhi Tsietsi stood out as the player of the match, delivering a performance that was instrumental in Motlhape’s victory. His influence in midfield or attack helped to orchestrate play and create openings for his teammates.

Referee Dragon managed the game with authority and fairness, contributing to a well-controlled match that allowed the young talents to showcase their skills.

Motlhape Football Academy’s 4-2-1-3 formation and tactical approach paid off handsomely, enabling them to claim a memorable win over Dibela FC U13 at Ga-Mothobeki.