Collins Mbesuma’s brace on Wednesday night kept Mpumalanga Black Aces in the top three.
Mbesuma scored in each half to inspire Black Aces with goals in the 34th and 50th minutes to see the visitors rally from one-down to win 2-1 away at Golden Arrows.
The goals were Mbesuma’s second and third of the season seven days after scoring in a 1-1 draw with Orlando Pirates.
Mbseuma played the full 90 minutes for third placed Black Aces while his compatriot Mwape Musonda came on in the 76th minute for 8th placed Arrows.
Black Aces are one point behind leaders Bidvest Wits on 11 and 12 poinst after five matches played.
In Pretoria, Zambia number one Kennedy Mweene was on the bench in 7th placed Mamelodi Sundowns 3-2 home win over number five team Ajax Cape Town.
At listi mwe!!
The way Mbesuma is scoring is sign that PF will lose elections this week and next year.
Mbesuma is on fire. sho them kind david.
Hi possibility of mbesuma becoming SA top scorer again cos here we don’t have people of his calibre.
ba nostradamus muli ba puba sanaa. fyonse ni politics.stupid *****.
Please Mbesuma, do not go back to Europe. They will go and finish you again just like they did before and have done Mayuka. They will pay you a lot of money and keep you on the bench until you are fat again. If these colonialist approaches you, make sure there is play time included in the contract.
Europe, due to age.. about 30, not many would sign him, they like young ones whom they can sell off later. When they buy from Africa, its just a way to make money. Anyway, when a player signs, he must first look at the competition. Chances to play. If they are slim, I would rather stay whether I am celebrated
kci You are a very serious man! I feel your sentiments. It’s like every Zambian player who tries to breakthrough the English Premier League will be cursed with the bench until as you say, the become fat and unfit.
Well done Collins, you’re rolling back the years. I wish the African Cup was this year, then Winston and Collins would have been our striking force with the little master creating all the magic from the mid-field.
Hail the King! He is back