Johannesburg - Moroka Swallows coach Gordon Igesund feels poor decision making was to blame for his side's inability to wrestle the three points away from Mamelodi Sundowns this weekend.
However, Igesund - a four-time Premiership champion with four different clubs - feels his side should have created far more chances than they mustered over the 90 minutes.
"The decision-making was poor. A player would shoot when there's an option and then pass when he should be taking a shot," said Igesund.
"We also conceded just before the break, which could have been different had we gone to half-time 1-0 ahead."
The result left Swallows sixth in the PSL standings, six points behind the Brazilians.
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