Sekhukhune United striker Justin Shonga insists he has nothing to prove when he meets his former team Orlando Pirates in the DStv Premiership match at Ellis Park Stadium today (5.30pm).
Fresh from a brilliant strike at the weekend against Stellenbosch during their 1-1 draw, Shonga is high in confidence heading to the Buccaneers clash.
“It’s a good thing for me. It motivates me to play against my former team,” Shonga told the club media department. Ba Bina Noko will be looking to end their four-match winless run, which saw them register two draws and two defeats.
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