To compound matters, Zungu had initially refused to accept his marching orders and refused to apologise for his tackle.
The double-leg fracture had left Parker on the sidelines for six months as he eventually made his return to action coincidentally against the Brazilians on Monday night.
Attacker Orebotse Mongae received a straight red after his challenge from behind on Zungu, who was then forced to limp off the pitch after being introduced as a substitute in the 76th minute.
A livid Mokwena in his post-match interview accused TS Galaxy of seeking revenge for the previous incident involving Zungu.
“I’m disappointed with the tackle on Bongani Zungu,” Rulani told SuperSport TV post-match.
“I’m very disappointed because I was told already last night, that the coach of the opposition showed the tackle that Bongani Zungu made on Bernard Parker to his players and said don’t forget what Bongani Zungu did.
“I am very disappointed, as these things happen and I can say again for a fact that Zungu’s tackle can happen in any other game, anywhere as I’ve seen worse tackles.
“We’ve got even Nassir (Abubeker Nassir) out injured, but we’ve forgiven and we’ve moved on.
