Jessica Motaung: Kaizer Chiefs Director Fails to Hold Back Tears After Soweto Derby Loss, Video

• Jessica Motaung was brought to tears after Kaizer Chiefs' 3-2 loss to Orlando Pirates
• The Buccaneers twice came from behind to secure a dramatic win at the FNB Stadium
• The result moved Pirates to second in the PSL with 33 points, as Chiefs slipped to seventh

In a pulsating DStv Premiership showdown at the FNB Stadium on Saturday, March 9, Orlando Pirates mounted a remarkable comeback, twice rallying from behind to clinch a 3-2 victory against their arch-rivals, Kaizer Chiefs.

Monnapule Saleng emerged as the hero for the Buccaneers, netting a crucial brace, while Ashley du Preez showcased his prowess for the Amakhosi with two well-taken goals.

The defeat not only stung Chiefs fans but also left top officials of the club, including Marketing Director Jessica Motaung, deeply affected.

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As reported by the South African, a video circulating on social media captured Motaung in tears, holding a baby, visibly upset by her team's loss.

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Cavin Johnson’s men burst out of the blocks, dictating the initial proceedings, with Pule Mmodi squandering an early chance in the second minute. Moments later, Ashley du Preez slotted home a left-footed shot to give them a 1-0 lead.

The goal jolted the Sea Robbers into action, with Patrick Maswanganyi leading the charge down the left flank. His relentless pressure paid off as Monnapule Saleng levelled the score at 1-1 with a clinical finish from Tshegofatso Mabasa's assist.

Despite Chiefs reclaiming the lead through Du Preez's emphatic volley before halftime, Pirates refused to relent. Thabiso Lebitso's sensational long-range strike cannoned off the underside of the crossbar to restore parity at 2-2.

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The Glamour boys attempted to regain control with tactical substitutions, but Jose Riveiro’s men seized the opportunity. Maswanganyi's perfectly executed lob found Saleng, who capitalized to score his second goal of the match, sealing a 3-2 victory for Pirates, as reported by SuperSport.

The result propelled Pirates to second place in the standings with 33 points, while Chiefs slipped to seventh with 29 points.

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Sports Brief reported that Chiefs defender, Given Msimango, addressed the club's underlying challenges this season.

Msimango stressed that the team's issues stem more from on-field performances than management decisions.

Amakhosi's recent struggles include a disappointing exit from the Nedbank Cup at the hands of lower-division side Milford FC.