Galaxy had been on a 13-game unbeaten run across all competitions until they were stunned by Motsepe Foundation Championship side Durban City, who came from behind to claim a 2-1 victory and secure a spot in the quarter-finals of the Ke Yona Cup at Chatsworth Stadium on Friday.
"It's okay; these things happen in football. We tried to freshen up the team with new players, but unfortunately, we conceded," Beganovic told SABC Sport after the game.
"They had just two shots on goal and scored twice. We created five or six clear chances, but we couldn't convert. We did everything we could, but sometimes football is like that."
With Galaxy currently sitting in fourth place on the Betway Premiership log, Beganovic stressed that winning every match is unrealistic and that their attention must now return to league competition.
"We can't win every game; I'm still proud of my players. Now, we need to start our recovery process and put more focus on the league."
Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Khalil Ben Youssef has admitted his side continues to struggle in front of goal but insists the team is working hard to solve the problem ahead of Sunday’s clash with TS Galaxy in Mbombela.
Sekhukhune United, Durban City and Polokwane City all completed victories on Tuesday evening over team's hovering around the Betway Premiership relegation zone.
Football agent Mike Makaab was shocked to learn of Gavin Hunt's sudden departure from newly promoted Betway Premiership side Durban City.
Orlando Pirates are gearing up for a decisive Betway Premiership showdown as they travel to the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday, aiming to leap into first place with a win over an impressive Durban City FC.
