"We did well to find ourselves in good positions in the last phase of attack, but it was just impossible to be precise playing on a rugby field," the Pirates coach told reporters after the match.
"The moment you create a little bit of an advantage the defender has an extra second, because you need two or three contacts on the ball before you can play. You cannot play football like this...you need a bit of luck."
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