Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has taken a swipe at Kaizer Chiefs following their 1-1 draw in Sunday’s Soweto Derby at FNB Stadium.  While Chiefs appeared satisfied with a point, Ouaddou expressed frustration, insisting his side had pushed for a winner and were disappointed not to claim all three points.  He suggested that had the match gone beyond 90 minutes, Pirates would likely have found a second goal given their attacking momentum.  The French-Moroccan mentor also accused Chiefs of time-wasting late in the game, saying their players went down too easily. He then questioned their ambition, adding that a club

Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has accused Kaizer Chiefs of adopting a malicious approach during their 1-1 Soweto Derby draw at FNB Stadium on Sunday.  The Betway Premiership clash saw Amakhosi dent Pirates’ title charge, but Ouaddou was particularly unhappy with the physical nature of the encounter.  He claimed his side struggled to impose themselves in the first half because Chiefs were more focused on targeting key players than playing football.  The French-Moroccan tactician went as far as describing the match as “karate” rather than the entertaining spectacle supporters deserved. “I think we must protect the players who are willing