Chiefs part ways with Moon
Kaizer Chiefs have officially announced that the club has parted ways with striker Ryan Moon after his three-year relationship with Amakhosi. You may also like
Chiefs suffer Rama, Mathoho injury setbacks
Kaizer Chiefs have suffered two big injury blows, with defenders Ramahlwe Mphahlele and Erick Mathoho set for lengthy spells on the sidelines after undergoing surgery. 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
My chance will come for Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs striker Ryan Moon is not concerned by his lack of game-time, insisting that his time will come for the Absa Premiership giants. You may also like
Zwane: Solinas isn’t at fault
Kaizer Chiefs MultiChoice Diski Challenge (MDC) coach Arthur Zwane insists that first-team coach Giovanni Solinas is not responsible for turning away Chiefs’ academy graduates. You may also like
Parker: Fans at big teams don’t take transitions into account
Bernard Parker has pleaded for patience from Kaizer Chiefs fans as the club looks to re-establish themselves as giants in South African football. 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
Chiefs edge Dikwena
Hendrick Ekstein netted the only goal of the game as Kaizer Chiefs narrowly defeated Platinum Stars 1-0 in an Absa Premiership encounter at the FNB Stadium, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
Chiefs edge FS Stars
Teenage Hadebe netted in stoppage time to give Kaizer Chiefs a 1-0 victory against Free State Stars on Wednesday evening, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
Chiefs advance to Nedbank Cup semis
Eric Mathoho netted the only goal of the game as Kaizer Chiefs edged Baroka 1-0 to advance to the Nedbank Cup semi-finals on Saturday evening, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
