Polokwane coach names PSL team better than Chiefs and Sundowns

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Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns supporters will not be impressed by the media will love Phuti Mohafe’s frank talk.

BETWAY PREMIERSHIP: POLOKWANE CITY 2-0 KAIZER CHIEFS

Rise and Shine opened the lead through Oswin Appollis on 17 minutes, before Mokibelo Ramabu bagged the three points on the 90th minute mark.

Speaking to the media after the game, coach Mohafe reflected on beating both Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs since the start of the season in September.

“Up to so far, I can say they [matches] are special matches that Polokwane City has played. I think we have treated them well,” Mohafe said via iDiski Times.

However, the former midfielder added to say the strongest team is TS Galaxy.

“I think it’s Sundowns, it’s Chiefs and it’s TS Galaxy, because Galaxy is a strong team, is a strong team, and it’s stronger than Chiefs and Sundowns, according to me.

“They are very difficult that team to beat. So, these three matches have been the mirror of what we are doing as the technical team of Polokwane City and as Polokwane City as a whole,” Mohafe concluded after the famous win over Kaizer Chiefs.

NASREDDINE NABI SUPPORTS HIS PLAYERS

Speaking to the media after the game, Amakhosi‘s coach Nabi surprisingly showed full support toward his players.

“I don’t want to kill the morale of my players today,” Nabi said to SuperSport TV, as per iDiski Times.

“I want to support him. I want to continue to work seriously and this is football.

“I don’t want my club to go and cry. I have confidence in my players, I have confidence in the future. We are right direction.

“We are clear, we are confident in my staff and myself. “Don’t worry Kaizer Chiefs is come back, is the right direction,” Nabi concluded his message to the Amakhosi faithful.

HAPPY MASHIANE ON BRADLEY CROSS

Kaizer Chiefs defender Happy Mashiane has spoken on his new competition with Bradley Cross under coach Nasreddine Nabi.

With seven league games gone, Cross has started every game, while Mashiane has made two substitute appearances.

“The competition is very healthy. As you can see, Cross has been well so far,” said Mashiane to FARPost.

“So, on my side, I’m also working hard and pushing for whenever the time comes, then I’m ready to deliver good performances.

“It doesn’t really matter who is playing, but the main goal is to bring positive results to the club moving forward,” concluded Mashiane.

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