Interim coach Arthur Zwane made two alterations from Chiefs' loss to Stellenbosch over the weekend, with Reeve Frosler and Nkosingiphile Nhlakanipho Ngcobo ...
Nkosingiphile Ngcobo, 10. Njabulo Ngcobo, 45. However, Arrows got the winning goal with four minutes left on the clock as Michael Gumede got his sixth goal of the season by nodding Nduduzo Sibiya's free-kick at the near post to hand Chiefs a third straight loss and keep their top eight hopes alive. The AmaKhosi carried the momentum into the second half as they went in search of a second goal, with Keagan Dolly and Billiat combining well in the opening 10 minutes. Chiefs eventually threw on Samir Nurkovic for the final 18 minutes as he replaced Castro while Njabulo Ngcobo's afternoon also came to an end after being replaced by Daniel Cardoso. Chiefs interim coaches then opted for a double change on 57 minutes as Ramahlwe Mphahlele and Nkosingiphile Ngcobo were replaced by Kearyn Baccus and Dumisani Zuma. The home side, meanwhile, struggled to get their foot on the ball in the first half and were quite wasteful whenever they did manage to get the ball off the Soweto giants at times. Arrows coaching duo of Vusumuzi Vilakazi and Mabuthi Khenyeza were not happy with what was on display and reacted by making a change 11 minutes before the break as Sbonelo Cele made way for Siboniso Conco. The Soweto giants were eager to bounce back from the loss to Stellenbosch but they had to wait until the 17th minute for the opening goal, as a swift counter-attack ended with Leonardo Castro slipping in Khama Billiat who volleyed past Sifiso Mlungwana. The changed had no immediate effect as Chiefs shot-stopper Brandon Petersen was largely untested in the opening 45 minutes, although the visitors unable to carve out another opening at the other end despite enjoying more of the possession. Chiefs are planning to reduce the average age of the squad, are these players safe? Kaizer Chiefs slipped to a third straight loss in the DStv Premiership after going down 2-1 to Golden Arrows on Wednesday afternoon.
The 63-year-old former Platinum Stars and AmaZulu head coach was most recently assistant to Pitso Mosimane at Al Ahly. Johnson has returned to South Africa and ...
"But now that it's out in the public, yeah, the people have been talking, I'm honoured. "I believe you can build a team, but you have to have the people around you that's prepared to build a team quickly." Johnson has returned to South Africa and is considering his next post and revealed that joining Amakhosi, who recently parted ways with Stuart Baxter, would be an "honour".
Kaizer Chiefs' starting XI to face Golden Arrows for a Premier Soccer League game in KwaZulu-Natal has been named.
Dolly is under pressure to find his scoring touch and be the club’s top goalscorer in the PSL – the Bafana Bafana star has seven goals and four assists – so expectations for a better performance are high. Cole is a consistent first-teamer for the Glamour Boys and makes another start in deep midfield. He has been the preferred candidate for the goalkeeping position in recent games, and his sole priority should be to help Amakhosi keep a clean sheet after failing to do so in the last two games.
Take a look at how both Golden Arrows and Kaizer Chiefs have opted to lineup ahead of this afternoon's DStv Premiership clash!
“They are very comfortable on the ball. Hopefully, we are spot on in terms of our tactical approach. “We are playing against a very tricky team, who have players with so much quality in breaking the lines and invading the box in numbers.” coach Arthur Zwane told the Kaizer Chiefs media team. Kaizer Chiefs return to action this afternoon when they travel to the Princess Magogo Stadium to face Golden Arrows in a crucial DStv Premiership clash. Kaizer Chiefs veteran Bernard Parker. Photo: BackpagePix Kaizer Chiefs veteran Bernard Parker. Photo: BackpagePix
Dumisani Zuma has picked the right time to return to Kaizer Chiefs' first team with stand-in coach Arthur Zwane more favourable to players expressing ...
Golden Arrows beat us in Johannesburg and we are going to Durban for a win. “I haven’t been playing for the past 10 months and I felt the nerves. the team played well, but we will take that performance to the next game and I am confident we will win it.