I thought in the second half we got stronger – Hunt after Wydad humbling

Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt believes his team got stronger in the second half despite two late goals which handed Chiefs a 4-0 loss against Morocco’s Wydad Casablanca in a Caf Champions League group match this past Sunday. You may also like

I can’t make tactical changes, it’s about plugging holes – Hunt on Chiefs’ injury issues

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Gavin Hunt says he isn’t able to make any tactical tweaks during games due to constantly plugging holes and having to take players off for various reasons. You may also like

Hunt: We’re getting hurt for one mistake every game

Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt felt his side should have secured maximum points against SuperSport United in their DStv Premiership clash at the FNB Stadium on Saturday. You may also like

Hunt admits Khune’s form is a big concern

Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt admits the form of goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune is a big concern after the 33-year-old cost Amakhosi against AmaZulu with an error, adding to his catalogue of mistakes this season. You may also like

Watch: Benni, Hunt react after AmaZulu pounce on Khune error to beat Chiefs

Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt was disappointed that another mistake cost them the three points against AmaZulu, while Benni McCarthy praised his side’s energy and intention, saying they made Chiefs chase the game. View the post-match reactions of both coaches. You may also like

Nedbank Cup recap: Coaches, players’ comments and reactions

From Manqoba Mngqithi guiding Mamelodi Sundowns to the Nedbank Cup last 16 to the early exit of Gavin Hunt’s Kaizer Chiefs. Take a look at how coaches and players reacted to the results. You may also like

Hunt embarrassed by shock Nedbank Cup exit

Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt feels embarrassed after his side were eliminated from the Nedbank Cup by GladAfrica Championship outfit Richard’s Bay. You may also like

Watch: Hunt’s reaction to early Nedbank Cup exit

Catch what Gavin Hunt had to say after Kaizer Chiefs were eliminated from the Nedbank Cup by GladAfrica Championship side Richards Bay FC this past Sunday. You may also like

Hunt: We need to be more challenging

Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt says they are solely focused on their Nedbank Cup last 32 encounter against Richards Bay FC at the FNB Stadium on Sunday. You may also like

There’s no entitlement to a position – Hunt on Khune’s continued abscence

Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt believes that Itumeleng Khune is still very important at the club, saying he is working hard to get back into the team, but he will have to grab his chance when he gets it. You may also like