Ekstein hails Mashiane’s quality
Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Hendrick Ekstein has urged starlet Happy Mashiane to stick to playing his normal football in order succeed at Amakhosi. You may also like
Middendorp: Ekstein can carry a team with his ideas
Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp believes Hendrick Ekstein has the quality and experience needed to carry the team under his guidance. You may also like
5 Chiefs players to watch in the Soweto derby
Kaizer Chiefs may have shown signs of improvement, but the clash against Orlando Pirates will provide them with the chance to fully click into gear. SoccerClub writer DEAN WORKMAN has picked out 5 players who will be vital to their cause. You may also like
Ekstein welcomes Magic challenge
Hendrick Ekstein is relishing the chance to aid Kaizer Chiefs in their fight to claim the Nedbank Cup trophy this season. You may also like
Chiefs, Ekstein stall on new deal
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Ekstein: We would welcome Lebese at Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Hendrik Ekstein admitted that he would welcome back former teammate George Lebese, should he make the move from Mamelodi Sundowns. You may also like
Middendorp praises Chiefs after Wits victory
Ernst Middendorp expressed his delight at Kaizer Chiefs’ performance in their 2-0 victory against Absa Premiership table-toppers Bidvest Wits on Wednesday evening. You may also like
Watch: Chiefs prepare for Sundowns showdown
Watch as Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp and players Leonardo Castro, Lebogang Manyama and Hendrick Ekstein speak to the media in the buildup to the crunch Absa Premiership clash against Mamelodi Sundowns. You may also like
Five Things learned: Zimamoto vs Chiefs
TFG SoccerClub senior writer Marshall Gouts selects five things learned from Kaizer Chiefs’ 2-1 loss to Zimamoto in the Caf Confederation Cup. You may also like
Chiefs seal TKO quarter-final berth
Virgil Vries was the hero for Kaizer Chiefs who needed penalties to overcome a stubborn Black Leopards outfit after playing to a 1-1 draw in regulation time of their Telkom Knockout last-16 clash, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
