Nabi – What Went Wrong Vs Downs

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Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi admits that despite his players coming second best against a dominant Mamelodi Sundowns, he takes full responsibility for how the results panned out on the day. Chiefs saw another opportunity to break their trophy drought continue as Sundowns turned on the style at FNB Stadium with a humiliating 4-0 scoreline to reach the Carling Black Label Knockout semifinals. Iqraam Rayners netted a brace with Peter Shalulile and Khuliso Mudau also recording their names on the scoresheet. The Tunisian-born mentor revealed that he owns up that his players did not step up to the game,

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Ertugral – Which Transfers Chiefs Should Target

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Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Muhsin Ertugral believes Nasreddine Nabi still needs a “good six” and another striker to improve the team. Amakhosi lost 4-0 to Mamelodi Sundowns on Saturday, ending their hopes of silverware in the Carling Knockout. The result also means, Chiefs have collected one draw and three defeats in their last four games after an initial positive start under Nabi. The Tunisian mentor himself has continuously stated that he still needs to add more quality players to his squad, with Ertugral agreeing and insisting Chiefs should strengthen in two key positions. “It’s always very difficult from the outside

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Mngqithi – I Would Loved To Have These Chiefs Players In My Team

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Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi has praised the quality of Kaizer Chiefs’ young players, admitting he would love to have them in his team. Mngqithi’s side hammered Amakhosi 4-0 at a sold-out Calabash, running away with the scoreline in the first half. While the Sundowns coach has a host of quality and Bafana Bafana internationals at his disposal, Nasreddine Nabi has featured some of the younger and less experienced players in his line-ups. After the match, Mngqithi hailed the quality of the likes of Mduduzi Shabalala, Wandile Duba and Mfundo Vilakazi, saying he would love to have them in his

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Mngqithi – Why I’m Unhappy Despite Chiefs Thrashing

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Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi says he was unhappy with his side’s finishing despite hammering Kaizer Chiefs 4-0. Masandawana thrashed Amakhosi 4-0 in front of a sold-out crowd at the Calabash to book their ticket for the Carling Knockout semi-finals. Chiefs raced to a three-goal first-half lead, but Mngqithi said his side could’ve even scored more, admitting he pleaded with his players to continue in the same mould in the half. “It was impressive to see the team playing the way they played with a lot of positivity, we moved the ball quite well first half,” “But I was just

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Nabi Reacts To Sundowns Thrashing

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Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has reacted to his side’s humiliating 4-0 Carling Knockout Cup exit to Mamelodi Sundowns at a sold-out FNB Stadium. Chiefs were second best to an experienced Sundowns side that cruised to victory at the Calabash, with Iqraam Rayners bagging a brace, Peter Shalulile and Khuliso Mudau finding the net on the evening. Chiefs captain Inacio Miguel was also sent off for two bookable offences before the fourth goal as Amakhosi had no answers, suffering their third defeat in their last five games in all competitions. “I want to apologise for all the fans,” Nabi

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Sundowns Thrash Ten-Man Chiefs At The Calabash

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Mamelodi Sundowns thrashed 10-man Kaizer Chiefs 4-0 in their Carling Knockout quarter-final at the FNB Stadium on Saturday evening. Chiefs opened the game full of confidence against a strong and experienced Sundowns side but soon found themselves on the back foot after Lucas Ribeiro Costa was adjudged to have been fouled in the area. Join the iDiski Times WhatsApp Channel for all latest SA football news directly to your phone. Iqraam Rayners stepped up to slot it home and seven minutes later he added a second to send shockwaves around the arena and a tense atmosphere, which saw three pitch

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Zambia 2024 COSAFA Champions

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Zambia are the 2022 COSAFA Women’s Championship champions after winning 4-3 on penalties against Banyana Banyana following 120 minutes of no goals. Banyana coach Maud Khumalo made three changes to the side that defeated Mozambique in the semi-final. Khutso Pila started ahead of Sinamile Mkhwanazi, Asanda Hadebe for Kesha Hendricks and Nobahle Mdelwa for Promise Selana. Zambia were all over South Africa in the opening minutes of the first half, keeping the ball in the hosts half however could not create clear scoring chances with their early possession. The Copper Queens got a clear shot when they won a set-piece

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Sundowns Ladies Champs Again

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Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies have successfully defended their Hollywoodbets Super League title, as they beat TUT Matsatsantsa on Saturday afternoon. Jerry Tshabalala’s team won 5-0 in Tshwane in their penultimate game of the league campaign, and although second-placed UWC still have four games to play, they now mathematically cannot catch up. The victory saw Sundowns move onto 80 points, and the club maintained their record of winning every HWBSL title since the league’s inception, with this being the fifth straight league championship victory. Sundowns will have a chance to defend another title when next week’s CAF Women’s Champions League finals kick

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Chiefs & Sundowns Starting XIs Announced

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Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns have announced their starting lineups for this evening Carling Knockout Cup quarterfinal at the FNB Stadium. It’s been a month since these two sides faced each other in a league match at the same venue, where Sundowns was victorious by 2-1 after Chiefs scored first. This evening Chiefs have a chance to return the favour and keep their hopes of ending a 10-year trophy drought. Amakhosi eliminated SuperSport United in the round of 16 by 4-0 to advance into the quarterfinals. How to watch the game? Sundowns, on the other hand, will want to keep

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