The two sides met at the KwaThema Sports Complex for their second matches of the league, on Sunday.
Within 15 minutes, Valencia’s Nothani Mzila and Siyabonga Manana had scored two goals to extend their lead.
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From there onward, pressure intensified on the field as both sides fought for more goals, but missed out on numerous chances.
That lead the first half to end with the score at 2-0.
A few minutes after the break, Tsietsi Motsoagai of Vultures wasn’t able to create a goal from a free kick.
It was evident however, that Vultures were ready to fight on in the hope of winning.
Valencia then tightened their defence, making it harder and virtually impossible for their opponents to sneak in goals.
All coaches could do at that point was to keep on their feet, while instructions kept echoing from the side lines.
Vultures missed out on many chances to catch up, while their Valencia opponents chose not to relax as they knew that could cost them the game.
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A number of changes were also made by both teams, to try to achieve a tight defence and create more attacking chances.
That finally paid off close to the end of the game, but only for one side, when Valencia’s Ntutuko Sibisi managed to score the third goal for his side.
The match ended at 3-0, leaving Valencia to walk away with a three point victory.
