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🚨 SAFA with Blunders, rember the ref complaint about the NET before the game? This is why VAR is needed in PSL That was not a goal—the ball hit the side netting from the outside. Breakdown of the Sequence The Corner Kick: Polokwane City take a corner kick from... the left flank (0:15–0:16). Flight of the Ball: The cross curls over the pack in the box and dips toward the near post / side of the net. The Contact & Optical Illusion (0:17–0:21): The ball lands on the outside side-netting right next to the post. Because of the angle and how the net bulges outward, it briefly gives the visual illusion from the opposite side that the ball went inside. The Goalkeeper’s Position (0:20–0:22): Goalkeeper Brandon Peterson immediately drops to his knees outside the goal frame against the side mesh where the ball settled—he is not picking the ball out from inside the net. Player Reactions (0:03–0:07 & 0:22–0:31): While a few Chiefs players initially raise their hands thinking it went in, the referee and assistant failed to correct the call: no goal, side netting / this was supposed to be a goal kick. But the Ref gave it a Goal which I think PSL will look at this on Monday and I think the game might be replayed Polokwane City v Kaizer Chiefs | Match Highlights This highlight video provides a complete view of key match moments and decisions.🙆‍♂️ 📲 𝐅𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞 BREAKING NEWS 𝐨𝐧 Twitter :show more

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KBucs - triple treble champs10 days ago

So why do you think players did not protest?

Sandile10 days ago

You like to always spread rumours. This was a clear goal. It came off Peterson chest to go inside. You obviously chosing to show this angle on purpose

Sandz.10 days ago

It’s a goal, y’all rest !

Bathong Tshepo10 days ago

Yup! The pain has landed safely

Laolao10 days ago

What?

iTOUCHCANDI10 days ago

It is a goal

Zaruska10 days ago

Even the goal keeper is not complaining nor that white guy it's a clear goal brother myb on another angle u will see it better

Rajesh10 days ago

Bloody liar

Bongeka10 days ago

Why did the keeper protest

Romario10 days ago

😂😂😂😂😂

Azanian-Soul10 days ago

🤣🤣😂😂BS

mthuthuzeli10 days ago

It's a goal......

Joe Slolo10 days ago

Polokwane created problems. Big English will be on display for days to come.

Dildo of Consequences 🌵10 days ago

KC fans are something else man🤣🤣

2026 Caf champions10 days ago

STOP smoking whatever that you smoke bra

Ncamisile10 days ago

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

k laz10 days ago

So ma guy stop bringing the league into disrepute it’s a goal even the keeper didn’t protest rest mchana the keeper is the mbobo here

⭐️⭐️ 2026 CAFCL Champ Neo10 days ago

Shame on PSL

yonda39610 days ago

Analyzed nonsense

Bhut'Malume10 days ago

I saw they were "fixing" it before the game started..this is not a goal.

Red Lion10 days ago

Delete this

Sbonelo Mkhonza10 days ago

Clear goal

Sekepe Malatji10 days ago

😀😀😀😀😀

🏴‍☠️☠️MONYANE🏴‍☠️☠️🆙⭐10 days ago

Stop blaming wrong people that's a clear goal

Lazarus Amon Shoko10 days ago

Fool go and report to the police

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