Within five minutes of the first half, Kamogelo Dzingwa (11) of Bolton scored his opening goal for the day.
This deflated the spirits of Springs Home Sweepers as they slowly lost confidence. However, shortly after the defeat they recuperated and got back into the swing on things.
They then worked at blocking numerous shots and attempts at goals by their opponents.
As the whistle blew for the end of the first half the score remained at 1-0.
As the second half kicked off, history repeated itself as Dzingwa again did not waste time and took his second goal two minutes after returning to the pitch.
Within 10 minutes of that the third goal was put in the net by Bolton Villa’s Lungelo Maseko (10).
Springs Home Sweepers then came back with fighting spirit as their supporters cheered them on, and it was Bontle Mthombeni (13) who put them on the score board with their first goal.
After that Sweepers attempted to get a few more goals, but time was just not on their side, leaving the score at 3-1 as the referee blew the final whistle.
