Rulani: Playing TS Galaxy is torture

Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Rulani Mokwena has revealed the torturous nature of coming up against TS Galaxy this season as his feud with Sead Ramovic took another nasty turn on Tuesday.

Mokwena and his Galaxy counterpart, Sead Ramovic, are not known to be the best of buddies, and perhaps rather predictably, were involved in another skirmish at the Mbombela Stadium following the 1-1 draw between the two teams on Tuesday.

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The incident happened soon after the Rockets dragged the league-winning coach to court following his remarks during the reverse fixture played in Tshwane on April 29.

Mokwena had claimed that Galaxy players were instructed to target Bongani Zungu after he had broken Bernard Parker’s leg in October last year.

Zungu was later stretchered off the field in the April encounter following a hard tackle from one of the Galaxy players.

The latest match between the two outfits was not short of drama again at the Mbombela Stadium after both Mokwena and Ramovic were involved in a heated exchange of words.

The incident escalated to both sets of officials, with blows nearly exchanged before the intervention of the SAPS.

“There is not much to say about the game. I am not involved in football for this type of match. I don’t want to speak too much about the game.

“Tashreeq's (Mathews) incident in the first half is a clear penalty, (Siyabonga) Mabena's incident in the second half is a clear penalty. So many fouls go against us. Marcelo (Allende) gets stamped on his hand and then he gets a yellow card.

"They score and the whole bench just jumps in our face and shows much disrespect.

“So, I don’t like that. I am not involved in football for