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Premier Soccer League heavyweights Kaizer Chiefs' have struggled to win matches in the ongoing 2024/25 campaign under new coach Nasreddine Nabi.
The Soweto giants brought in the Tunisian tactician to help them get back to their rightful place in South African football.
The Soweto giants' not-so-convincing campaign took another twist on Sunday, March 16 with their ninth Premier Soccer League loss.
Having played to a goalless draw against Cape Town City, the Glamour Boys had hoped to complete a double against Richards Bay, a team that they beat 2-1 in the initial meeting.
The Natal Rich Boys have not enjoyed a good run in the ongoing campaign, explaining why Amakhosi stood a chance to get maximum to strengthen their chances of finishing in the top eight.
Surprisingly, it is the home team that showed an improved game and they were rewarded with two goals. Fezile Gcaba and Yanele Mbuthuma scored the goals for Richards Bay who can now focus on making the top eight
Nabi's team remain eighth on the table with 29 points after playing 22 matches. The win, for Richards Bay, took them 11th on the table with 24 points after playing 22 games as well.
After the international break, Amakhosi play Golden Arrows on March 30 at the Mpumalanga Stadium hoping to get a positive outing.
Kaizer Chiefs Next Matches
Have a look at Amakhosi's next matches in the months of March, April and May.
| Competition | Date | FIXTURES |
| Betway Premiership | March 16 | Richards Bay vs Kaizer Chiefs |
| Betway Premiership | March 30 | Golden Arrows vs Kaizer Chiefs |
| Betway Premiership | April 5 | Kaizer Chiefs vs TS Galaxy |
| Betway Premiership | April 19 | Chippa United vs Kaizer Chiefs |
| Betway Premiership | April 26 | Kaizer Chiefs vs Marumo Gallants |
| Betway Premiership | May 3 | Kaizer Chiefs vs Orlando Pirates |
Kaizer Chiefs Recent Results
The Soweto giants are working on their consistency but things are not working the way they want. Have a look at their last 10 games across all competitions.
| Competition | Date | Result |
| Betway Premiership | March 16 | Richards Bay 1-0 Kaizer Chiefs |
| Betway Premiership | March 11 | Kaizer Chiefs 0-0 Cape Town City |
| Nedbank Cup | March 8 | Stellenbosch 1-3 Kaizer Chiefs |
| Betway Premiership | March 4 | Kaizer Chiefs 1-0 Magesi |
| Betway Premiership | March 1 | Mamelodi Sundowns 1-0 Kaizer Chiefs |
| Betway Premiership | Feb 18 | Kaizer Chiefs 1-4 SuperSport United |
| Nedbank Cup | Feb 15 | Kaizer Chiefs 3-0 Chippa United |
| Betway Premiership | Feb 7 | Stellenbosch 0-1 Kaizer Chiefs |
| Betway Premiership | Feb 4 | Kaizer Chiefs 2-2 AmaZulu |
| Betway Premiership | Feb 1 | Orlando Pirates 1-0 Kaizer Chiefs |
| Nedbank Cup | Jan 26 | Kaizer Chiefs 4-0 Free Agents |
KAIZER CHIEFS 2024/25 NEW SIGNINGS
Kaizer Chiefs were active in the summer transfer market, signing seven new players for the ongoing season. The new additions included Inacio Miguel, Fiacre Ntwari, Bongani Sam, Gaston Sirino, Rushwin Dortley, and Bradley Cross.
Nabi added Thabo Cele, Tashreeq Morris and Glody Lilepo in the winter.
| Player Name | Position | Age |
| Fiacre Ntwari | Goalkeeper | 24 |
| Gaston Sirino | Forward | 33 |
| Bongani Sam | Fullback | 26 |
| Inacio Miguel | Centreback | 28 |
| Rushwin Dortley | Centreback | 22 |
| Njabulo Blom | Midfielder | 24 |
| Bradley Cross | Defender | 23 |
| Glody Lilepo | Winger | 27 |
| Tashreeq Morris | Forward | 31 |
| Thabo Cele | Midfielder | 24 |
