Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi was not happy with his players after they drew 0-0 with Cape Town City in the Betway Premiership on Wednesday.
Amakhosi could have moved up the table if they managed to secure a victory over the Citizens.
Despite dominating possession and carving out numerous chances, Chiefs frustratingly failed to find the net.
Nabi expressed his frustration, stating that while his team consistently creates a wealth of chances in every match, their inability to convert these opportunities into goals is the primary reason for their current league standing.
‘WE NEED MORE RESPONSIBILITY FROM OUR PLAYERS’
“The game is finished, we need more responsibility from our players, from our staff, more responsibility for Kaizer Chiefs,” he told SuperSport TV as quoted by iDiski Times.
“We are in this position because we lose too many points like that. We control the game, we create chances, but don’t score.
“In those moments you need to be clinical. Come on, it’s Kaizer Chiefs. It’s not possible [to miss those chances], it’s Kaizer Chiefs.
“I say, ok we lose the points today, but we have a game on the weekend. We need three points this week, but it’s never easy. No game is game is easy, all the teams play like that.
“Maybe another team with more quality attacks [more]. We need more, we need more. Every player must remember it’s a big responsibility to play for Kaizer Chiefs.
“If we give him five minutes, if we give him 10 minutes, he must sacrifice himself on the pitch…”
