Kaizer Chiefs thump chest ahead of PSL date with Sundowns: ‘We fear no one!’

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Kaizer Chiefs have promised Mamelodi Sundowns a tough Premier Soccer League fixture at the FNB Stadium on Saturday.

In recent years, Masandawana have dominated this particular fixture, winning seven out of the ten played in the last five seasons, with the remaining three ending in a draw.

However, just like in the 2025/26 edition, the Glamour Boys have strongly started the campaign strongly, winning their first two games against Kruger United and Sekhukhune United respectively, which put them on top of the table.

The Brazilians’ only league match they have played was on Tuesday, when they beat TS Galaxy 3-2. Amakhosi defender Inacio Miguel insists they are ready to inflict pain on the Brazilians, who are coming into the fixture as favorites.

It doesn’t matter…

Keanu Cupido of Mamelodi Sundowns challenges for the ball with Siphesihle Ndlovu of Kaizer Chiefs.
Keanu Cupido of Mamelodi Sundowns challenges for the ball with Siphesihle Ndlovu of Kaizer Chiefs. Photo: Kaizer Chiefs

“We have to respect the fact that Sundowns won the CAF Champions League, but at the same time we are Kaizer Chiefs, and we fight for our goals, and we fear no one! It doesn’t matter if they are champions of the league or the Champions League,” the Angolan said to the media ahead of the game.

“Although it’s very early, I think it’s important to start off on the right foot and in that way we can give confidence to ourselves and our supporters.

“We haven’t achieved anything yet and we understand that it’s a long journey, but we have a lot to achieve this season.” the 30-year-old concluded.

Inacio Miguel of Kaizer Chiefs playing.
Inacio Miguel of Kaizer Chiefs playing. Image: Kaizer Chiefs

In the last 30 years, Mamelodi Sundowns have won the Premier Soccer League 15 times while Amakhosi have managed just four.

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