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Kaizer Chiefs coach Arthur Zwane has admitted that the club have been below par this season, calling it the worst since he joined the club.

“And that’s when we come back to remind them that these people are a man down. I was an assistant and I was in development,” Zwane said. So that makes our lives difficult when it comes to that,” Zwane said. “Everything is about the structure at this level. [received a massive boost on Saturday, though, as they beat Stellenbosch FC 2-1 — thanks to goals from Ashley Du Preez and Keagan Dolly](https://www.iol.co.za/sport/soccer/psl/the-usual-penalty-and-red-card-helps-kaizer-chiefs-pip-10-man-stellenbosch-fc-4adb2c0f-67ec-424e-96e3-bb3f9237b6a4). I think this is the worst season ever since I have been here at Kaizer Chiefs.

Kaizer Chiefs coach believes his Kaizer Chiefs team would be in the same level as Mamelodi Sundowns had it not been for lack of potency up front.

“If you look at the games we played, most of them we have dominated and we were just unfortunate not to win,” added the Chiefs mentor. “When you look at the number of chances we have created this season we are probably the second-best after Mamelodi Sundowns. “We do have the quality, and yes, when you are Kaizer Chiefs and sometimes things are not going your way questions will come.

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The Amakhosi faithful are not convinced with their Caf Champions League-chasing team after struggling to win against 10-man Stellenbosch. Kaizer Chiefs ...

[admitted Chiefs were lucky](https://www.goal.com/en-za/news/kaizer-chiefs-needed-lady-luck-zwane-reveals-worrying-factor-after-stellenbosch-fc-win/blt3bf49c3729bfb5b4/match/27wbeh7an7lp87uittkrppn2s) to win the game and the fans have now had their say. [Chiefs were favoured by the referee](https://www.goal.com/en-za/news/kaizer-chiefs-train-against-ten-men-and-taking-penalties-barker-unhappy-with-officiating-in-amakhosi-win/blta8b0b2e4770483a1) and questioned why they have benefited from most red cards this season. [struggled to get past 10-man Stellenbosch](https://www.goal.com/en-za/lists/kaizer-chiefs-player-ratings-du-preez-and-zwane-sparkle-but-amakhosi-shaky-against-10-man-stellenbosch-fc/blt888d199849bf2a22) on Saturday in the Premier Soccer League game staged at the FNB Stadium.

Incensed Stellenbosch FC coach Steve Barker has become the latest DStv Premiership coach to suggest Kaizer Chiefs are benefiting from referees' mistakes.

“It’s four penalties against us against Chiefs in the last two games. I’m not denying some of those free-kicks were free-kicks but I’m not sure why we didn’t get any free-kicks in that final third around the box when Iqraam Rayners was being held on many occasions. Chiefs host Marumo Gallants on Saturday.

Former Kaizer Chiefs forward Mike Rapatsa is still unconvinced Arthur Zwane and his assistant Dillon Sheppard can turnaround the Soweto giants.

So they need more technical team expertise from people who have been there in football and who know their business.” More is expected from players who will join the club next season. Already, the club has signed defender Thatayaone Ditlhokwe from SuperSport United on a pre-contract. “I think what they need is to beef up their technical team, their technical team is very minimal. Sundowns have set an example of how a football club should be run. “I think Zwane and Sheppard are not enough to take Chiefs where they belong because they still need more people to advise.