Tembo: We'll have to dig deep against Chiefs

The two teams played out to a 2-2 draw in the first leg encounter of the semi-finals played at Lucas Moripe stadium on Sunday.

Bradley Grobler was on song for Matsatsantsa, netting a brace, but it was not enough to give his side the advantage going into the second leg.

Tembo told SuperSport: "In terms of our overall performance we played well. Two good goals from Bradley Grobler. I think the fight is still on we're still going to go there and fight. It's not over yet.

"We played better in the first half although we didn't have a good start. In the second half we didn't have a good start when they got that equaliser so early in the game that killed us a little bit. But we kept on going and we created a few chances. But credit to Chiefs they played well. I think we'll still give the fans a good game in the second leg."

The Matsatsantsa mentor admitted that his side had a tough time dealing with Amakhosi forward Khama Billiat, who bagged a goal and assist for the Glamour Boys. "We played well in patches. I'm not happy with our defending because I think we were more worried about Khama's pace and we kept on dropping and dropping where sometimes we were supposed to track and then release," Tembo added.

"He's (Khama Billiat) a very intelligent player, he can identify spaces where he can run to. He gave us problems."