Pirates drop yet more points in the title race.
Thabang Monare of Orlando Pirates challenges Amadou Soukouna of Maritzburg United during their DStv Premiership meeting on Wednesday. Picture: Sydney Mahlangu/BackpagePix
Maritzburg will be glad to have walked away with a point, with the KwaZulu-Natal based outfit having lost their last two matches prior to the Bucs clash. Engelhardt was called up again into action five minutes later, denying Mabasa once more. The home side did have their moments with Lefa Hlongwane attacking on the right side, but their entries into the Pirates box were unsuccessful.
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