Fadlu Davids praised his side for their performance in defeating an in-form Stellenbosch 3-0 on Wednesday.
Collins Makgaka opened the scoring at the Danie Craven Stadium on 20 minutes ahead of brace from Deon Hotto, with his goals in the 22nd and 48th minutes.
It was a welcome victory after being held to a goalless draw by Golden Arrows last week with the result leaving Bucs in seventh place on the DStv Premiership standings with four wins from 12 matches.
After the match, Davids told SuperSport: “I’m so happy for the players, the harder you work the luckier you become. You know in the last matches our performances were good but we were not really scoring the goals.
“I’m happy we were able to score but more importantly how we started the game. In previous matches we started the same way but we didn’t capitalise on our dominance and that was the difference today. In our dominance phase we were able to score and that gave us an upper hand.
“I didn’t see it [Olisa Ndah’s disallowed goal], we’ll have to look at it again, four goals would have been nice but I’m so proud of the players. We said stick to it, in terms of the high press, the second goal as well exactly how we set out to do in the first phase.
“But the most important thing is in our dominance phase we were able to score and in our previous matches we were not able to.”
