Amakhosi led 2-0 at half-time at the Peter Mokaba Stadium, with Ashley Du Preez and Wandile Duba both getting on the score-sheet for the second successive match.
Ayabulela Maxwele, however, scored a superb goal just six minutes after the break, and then Levy Mashiane struck in the 89th minute to earn Maduka's side a point.
"I think we made the game difficult for ourselves," Maduka told SuperSport TV after the game.
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Oz cyclone 'far from over'
Torrential rain from the remnants of cyclone Alfred flooded swathes of Australia's east coast yesterday, as workers battled to restore power to over 190,000 homes and businesses.
Corruption 'not government's responsibility alone'
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EPL is not as easy as it looks
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Patient dies after 'genitals bitten off'
MENTAL WARD: DECEASED ALSO HAD GUNSHOT WOUND
Stop Graft to Save, State Told
Scopa Chair: 'Government Must Learn to Manage What It Already Has'
What is treason actually?
True leaders unite their people and do not divide them.
Real test for ANC in budget
EXAMPLE: HOUSEHOLDS' DIFFICULT CHOICES
Call to digitise voting system
TRANSFORMATION: MINISTER URGES COMPREHENSIVE REVAMP OF IEC ACROSS COUNTRY
Refreshing new faces on the grid
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Cheltenham jumps hurdles to retain magic
While British and Irish media try to explain a recent decline in crowd numbers at the Cheltenham Festival - the \"Olympics of jumps racing\" - there has been a spike in travel bookings for a vastly different destination at the same time.
