After the stunning 1-0 win over Mamelodi Sundowns on Wednesday, TS Galaxy coach Sead Ramović has urged his players to stay grounded as there is still a long way to go in the season.
Galaxy handed the defending champions their first defeat of the campaign with an impressive performance at Loftus where a number of players rose to the occasion.
“This is only the second game of the season, we just have to stay calm, focus, keep up the good work,” said Ramović. Ramović added that the win is important to boost the confidence of the players but they must keep on working hard at training and during matches. “As a group, we kept the whole team together and just added two more players because I believe in my team and that they have a lot of quality. We knew that organisation at every stage of the game was going to be key and this is what we did.
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