“Defending has been the problem of the club for years and we’ve got to get our defending right. We’re not and ja, so we brought the big players back but they let us down in defence, that’s for sure.”
Hunt disagreed with the notion that his team stopped looking for opportunities to kill off the match after going ahead with Mahlambi’s goal.
“No, not at all, I disagree with that,” said Hunt.
“We should have been two, three nil up, so I disagree with that.”
Looking ahead to their next opponents, Stellenbosch FC away in Cape Town on Saturday, Hunt said they have to forget the Bucs result and work more on their defending.
“We have got to pick up the pieces and try to have clean sheets,” said the Chippa coach. “We’re not going to score [lots of] goals, I mean we don’t have (the means), so we’ve got to keep clean sheets and we can win games.”