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No time to sulk: Hunt demands reaction from Durban City
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|November 05, 2025
DURBAN City head coach Gavin Hunt has urged calm and resilience from his players as they look to halt their recent slump when they host Marumo Gallants at Chatsworth Stadium tonight (7.30pm kickoff).
DURBAN City head coach Gavin Hunt with assistant Pitso Dladla and goalkeeper coach Rowen Fernandez (right) on a mission team stability.
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City head into the midweek clash under pressure, having suffered three consecutive defeats for the first time this season - a run that has dampened the early optimism surrounding their strong start to life in the Betway Premiership.
The most recent setback came in heartbreaking fashion, as Kaizer Chiefs snatched a late victory at Moses Mabhida Stadium last Friday.
Despite the result, Hunt remains upbeat, insisting his young side must channel their disappointment into a positive response.
"Obviously we're disappointed with the result," Hunt admitted, reflecting on the narrow loss in front of a packed Durban crowd.
This story is from the November 05, 2025 edition of Post.
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