Mabedi: Chiefs were the better team
Black Leopards assistant coach Patrick Mabedi admitted that his side were second best against Kaizer Chiefs on Saturday evening. You may also like
Twitter reacts to Solinas sacking, Middendorp unveiling at Chiefs
Amakhosi fans endured a rollercoaster of emotions as Kaizer Chiefs sacked coach Giovanni Solinas and subsequently appointed former coach Ernst Middendorp. You may also like
Chiefs confirm Mashaba interest
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed their interest in former Mamelodi Sundowns defender Mzikayise Mashaba who is looking to land a contract with the club. You may also like
Mabedi: We should have done better
Kaizer Chiefs assistant coach Patrick Mabedi felt his side should have done better in their 2-1 loss to Mamelodi Sundowns in the Shell Helix Ultra Cup. You may also like
Mabedi: We should’ve been a bit more compact
Kaizer Chiefs assistant coach Patrick Mabedi believes his side should’ve done better in the first half against Mamelodi Sundowns on Saturday afternoon. You may also like
Chiefs snub Mabedi for top job
Caretaker coach and Kaizer Chiefs legend Patrick Mabedi will not be handed the reins to the first-team according to Amakhosi’s football manager Bobby Motaung. You may also like
Parker: Moon can’t stop thanking me
Bernard Parker has shared some of the factors behind Kaizer Chiefs’ poor showing this season in addition to revealing how he has helped teammate Ryan Moon improve his game. You may also like
Mabedi: It wasn’t an easy season for us
Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Patrick Mabedi says he is pleased to end the campaign on a high after their 2-1 victory over Ajax Cape Town on the final day of the Absa Premiership season. You may also like
Mabedi: We just needed to last
Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Patrick Mabedi says he was pleased with Amakhosi’s overall performance against Ajax Cape Town at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
Mabedi: Ajax will come back
Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Patrick Mabedi believes Ajax Cape Town will make it out of the promotion/relegation playoff and secure their Absa Premiership status for the 2018-19 season, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
