The game started with an unexpected gust of wind that continued throughout the game, blowing directly from one goal to the other and handing Pirates an early advantage.
The tie left Pirates still significantly behind leaders Kaizer Chiefs, who beat them last Saturday, and with only seven matches to go must now likely readjust their sights.
But they did not use it to good effect, much preferring to pass the ball around at pace only to be met by some tigerish tackling from their hosts. A misplaced pass handed Pule and Mhango a chance seven minutes afterwards to break the deadlock but the roll of the b all and the weight of their interchanging passes conspired against them.
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