PREMIER League side LCS head coach, Shalane Lehohla, says his charges have not lost the fighting spirit in the ongoing Vodacom Premier League and believes they will bounce back to reclaim their glory days.

Following LCS’ 1-1 draw against Lioli last week, Lehohla told Metro in a post-match interview that he is not under any pressure and has no reason to subject his players to such pressure.

“I do not put my players under any pressure. I am too young for pressure. Life is a process. We have to be patient with each other. Our time will come, if you can see, things are not that bad for us.

“We did not expect a draw but this is what transpired.

“I am not satisfied with the results but I am still building the team. Lioli are strong in the midfield and we wanted to stop them from playing in the midfield and stop their ball from reaching their striker. But after realising that, they still managed to pass him the ball and we continued to fail to disrupt their play in the middle. We decided to pull out Sepiriti Malefane and introduced Thetso Posholi and James Mothojela,” Lehohla said.

In the hotly contested match, Tse Nala broke the ice with a header by Khethisa Masenyetse in the first half.

Lioli were more dominant in the midfield through Tšele Rankhasa and in the left wing where Tumelo Makha made killer passes.