Latest Kaizer Chiefs news, in the last 24 hours, including ex-Amakhosi midfielder getting rewarded, how Cedric Kaze is planning Orlando Pirates’ downfall, Cardoso bemoans conceding a goal similar to Chiefs’ and more.
Ex-Chiefs midfielder feted
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Nelson “Teenage” Dladla and Orlando Pirates legend Patson “Sparks” Banda were some of the football legends honored at the South African Sport Awards on Sunday evening.
The pair received the Andrew Mlangeni Green Jacket Award, alongside former Durban Bush Bucks and AmaZulu FC dribbling wizard Mlungisi ‘Professor’ Ngubane and former Los Angeles Aztecs player Martin Cohen.
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The Green Jacket Award honours South African sporting heroes and heroines of past eras who were discriminated against and neglected under apartheid policies.
Ex-Chiefs coach plans Bucs downfall
Sekhukhune United coach Cedric Kaze has identified key areas his side must improve as they prepare to face Orlando Pirates twice this week.
The teams meet again in the Betway Premiership on Tuesday before renewing their rivalry in the second leg next Saturday.
Kaze says Sekhukhune need to improve their movement when entering the final third and show greater composure in front of goal.
“We need to work more on our last third entries and have more composure, have more movements and have better technical accuracies. But I’m hoping that we’re going to get better,” said Kaze.
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“I feel like we had a better second half. We were the better team in the second half. We need to bring that into the next game and go in with a positive mindset from the beginning and trust ourselves, trust our plan.
“And I hope and I’m pretty sure that we will do better,” he concluded.
Cardoso bemoans conceding goal similar to Chiefs’
Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Miguel Cardoso bemoans conceding a goal similar to the one conceded against Kaizer Chiefs.
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