Abram Mongoya says Kruger United will soon turn the corner

The Village Boys have lost four and drawn one of their opening five top-flight matches.

After starting with a 3-1 defeat to Kaizer Chiefs, Mongoya's side then managed to draw 0-0 with Marumo Gallants.

They then lost 2-1 to Milford, 2-0 to Durban City and Orlando Pirates 4-0 last time out.

Next up for the struggling team is a trip to face TS Galaxy and the Kruger boss said hid side will get better with the more games they play.

"I think the boys must trust the process; the technical staff must never doubt. Hopefully, the management will also stick to what we're trying to do because there's progress from our first game to where we are now," Mongoya told SuperSport.

“I can promise game number eight, ten we will turn things around because we just need one victory.”

"For me, you look at the numbers at halftime [in the match against Bucs]: you're above 60-something per cent in ball possession, you've got more than four chances created versus a team like that, and they get only two chances," he said.

"You need to be very decisive with the little chances that you get."