Kaizer Chiefs will be away against Orlando Pirates in the Premier Soccer League’s Soweto derby that will be staged at the FNB Stadium on Saturday, October 31.
This will be a massive test for the Glamour Boys who have been inconsistent across all competitions..
Kaizer Chiefs Next Matches
The defending champions, Bucs, haven’t lost a league game, collecting seven wins and a draw from the eight they have played. It has put them second on the table, behind Mamelodi Sundowns who have featured nine times.
Amakhosi have three wins and a five draws in the league meaning they have registered 14 points that have placed them fifth.
Have a look at the next fixtures for the Glamour Boys.
| Competition | Date | FIXTURES |
| PSL | Oct 31 | Orlando Pirates vs Kaizer Chiefs |
| PSL | Nov 4 | Kaizer Chiefs vs AmaZulu |
| PSL | Nov 28 | Chippa United vs Kaizer Chiefs |
| PSL | Dec 5 | Milford vs Kaizer Chiefs |
| PSL | Dec 15 | Kaizer Chiefs vs TS Galaxy |
Kaizer Chiefs Recent Results
On Tuesday, October 27, Chiefs beat TS Galaxy 3-0 in the Carling Knockout’s Round of 16.
Have a look at the club’s recent results.
| Competition | Result |
| CKO | Kaizer Chiefs 3-0 TS Galaxy |
| CAF CC | Kaizer Chiefs 1-0 (Agg 1-1: Pens 2-3) Red Arrows |
| CAF CC | Red Arrows 1-0 Kaizer Chiefs |
| PSL | Kaizer Chiefs 1-1 Stellenbosch |
| PSL | Golden Arrows 0-0 Kaizer Chiefs |
The 2025/26 story
Kaizer Chiefs finished third in the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League campaign, for the first time in six years, which was no mean achievement for the Soweto giants who had missed back-to-back MTN8s.
Nevertheless, the management felt the need to make changes in the technical team. Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef, who took over from Nasreddine Nabi. But they failed to defend the Nedbank Cup won in the previous season to end a decade-long trophy drought.
Amakhosi further struggled in the Carling Knockout and dropped in the group stage of the CAF Confederation League.
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Da Cruz fails first two tests
Fernando Da Cruz took over from the duo at the beginning of the ongoing campaign.
The MTN8 quarter-final fixture against Golden Arrows was his first test. Unfortunately, he failed to deliver as Brandon Petersen’s mistake saw Amakhosi crash out.
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The second test was to help the club to get into the group stage of the CAF Confederation Cup, but were undone by Zambian side Red Arrows. The teams tied 1-1 on aggregate before the latter won the penalty shootout 3-2 to advance.
Kaizer Chiefs new signings and exits
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Kaizer Chiefs have been active in the transfer window in their bid to have a competitive squad.
They parted ways with Aden McCarthy (Sabah, Azerbaijan), George Matlou & Happy Mashiane, Tashreeq Morris (Durban City), Gaston Sirino, Given Msimango (Stellenbosch FC), Ashley Du Preez (Stellenbosch FC), Gopolang Taunyana (Stellenbosch FC), Samkelo Zwane (Hope FC, Loan), Bontle Molefe (Hope FC, Loan), Ofentse Kgosana and Vicky Mkhawana (Real Natives), Sfiso Timba (Gomora FC), Naledi Hlongwane (Hofe FC), and Pheko Phago (Hofe FC).
Amakhosi have brought in Thabo Moloisane(Stellenbosch), Renaldo Leaner, Adolf Mtasingwa Bitegeko (Azam FC), Langelihle Phili (Stellenbosch FC), Faiz Abrahams (Stellenbosch, Loan).
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