Kaizer Chiefs remained in eighth place following their defeat to league leaders Mamelodi Sundowns.
It wasn’t to be for Nasreddine Nabi’s team, who remain in the hunt for the top three.
Upcoming fixtures
Chiefs vs Magesi (March 4, 19:30)
Stellenbosch vs Chiefs (March 8, 18:00)
Chiefs vs Cape Town City (March 12, 19:30)
Richards Bay vs Chiefs (March 16, 15:30)
Golden Arrows vs Chiefs (March 30, 15:30)
Kaizer Chiefs loose big
Kaizer Chiefs’ last outing was against SuperSport United, who inflicted a 4-1 victory over the Soweto giants.
AmaKhosi coach Nasreddine Nabi apologised to the fans in the post-match conference, saying, “so now I want to speak to the fans because I’m not someone who runs away from responsibility. I want to take this time to explain to them the situation and not necessarily to make excuses,
“It is true that today’s result hurts them and I’m also the first person that it hurts as well as them. This is not the game that they should use to judge their team or at least the potential of their team,
“This kind of accident happens in all championships, and it can even happen that the score is higher than what we’ve seen today. It’s not possible to be a good team three days earlier and then three days after you are a weak team, it’s not possible,” the Kaizer Chiefs boss added.
“As I said, we cannot always give excuses but I’m very understanding when it comes to my players and today I understood that they gave their best like in the previous games and they were tired,
“So, that’s the reason why I would ask you [the media] to be indulgent with the players as you have done it in the happy times, do it also in the difficult times.”
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