SuperSport United need to avoid another slip up when they host Amazulu on Sunday.
They meet at the TUT Stadium on Sunday.
The match kicks off at 5:30pm.
The chase for second place is as exciting as you get but SuperSport will be hoping to stop doing favours to Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.
After their 0-0 draw with relegation threatened Gallants, the home side are on 44 points after 26 games.
They have one more than Pirates and are three in front of Chiefs but the Soweto pair have a game in hand.
SuperSport have just one win in recent outings and will be tense going into this clash.
“We were well ahead three games ago. Obviously, we made it hard for ourselves… we had a game against Chippa United like this [referring to the draw at Marumo],” Hunt said.
“The same thing, we should win 4 or 5 nil and we draw 1-1 and you draw again. So jah, it is what it is. It wasn’t our best performance but we should have won the game comfortably.
“We had some great moments, some great opportunities. It happens but you don’t expect it… it is one of those things.”
And how they could come to rue a late penalty miss against Gallants. Matsatsantsa had a chance to snatch a late winning goal after being awarded a penalty with eight minutes left, but Bradley Grobler fired wide of the target from the spot-kick and the game ended in a 0-0 draw.
They will be boosted by the fact that Usuthu have hit the skids. They have lost two and drawn their last outing to sit just three points above Chippa in 15th place.
AmaZulu have no suspension worries and the club is yet to report any injuries with Keagan Buchanan having been recalled to the club after being released last month.