Sports Club yesterday.
The Mighty Bulls got their goals from Yves Ebabali in the 59th minute and substitute Gift Phiri in the 70th minute.
Ebabali found the target with a beautiful goal when he beat a couple of Quelaton defenders on the left flank before curling his effort home.
Phiri, who came in as a substitute for Norman Maroto proved his worth when he weighed in with a beautifully executed volley from outside the box.
Motor Action who created so many chances could have scored their first goal four minutes into the match when Merciful Ncube received a pass from Ebabali, however, his effort went over the bar.
Quelaton’s opportunity to score came a minute into the second half when Thulani Moyo caught Motor Action’s defence unaware but his shot was saved by Marlon Jani.
Motor Action coach, Joey Antipas was satisfied with his charges performance and said he hopes they continue with their good run in the remaining fixtures.
“In the first half we were suffering from a bit of complacency but second half we really came on strong, we scored two beautiful goals. Our build up to the goals was very impressive so we hope to carry on with this type of game.
“At the start the midfield was still sleepy but in the second half they picked up the game.
“It gives us another three points and it puts us to 39 points so hopefully we carry on pushing. There are three games to go and we hope we end up in the top six,” said Antipas.
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