Kaizer Chiefs coach Arthur Zwane has won his third DStv Premiership game in eight. Image: @SABC Sport / Twitter

Chiefs: Zwane sends warning to PSL clubs

Honeslty, we appreciate such mentality. Kaizer Chiefs coach has sent out a message to DStv Premiership teams visiting FNB.

by Siseko Gwegwe

19-09-2022 08:22

in Premier Soccer League

Kaizer Chiefs coach Arthur Zwane has won his third DStv Premiership game in eight. Image: @SABC Sport / Twitter

Kaizer Chiefs won their third game of the season last weekend – thanks to a 2-1 win over SuperSport United. Coach Arthur Zwane has followed the result with a rather bullish message.

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DSTV PREMIERSHIP RESULT: KAIZER CHIEFS 2-1 SUPERSPORT UNITED

As The South African website reported on Saturday night, SuperSport gave Amakhosi a scare after a cracking strike from Grant Margeman on 15 minutes with his weaker left foot.

However, the Glamour Boys had other plans. Some brilliant combination play between Yusuf Maart and Ashley Du Preez gifted Caleb a cross to smash home the equaliser on 40 minutes – before the towering 24-year-old Burundian completed his brace on 54 minutes from the penalty spot.

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ARTHUR ZWANE SENDS WARNING TO THE PSL

Following the result, Zwane simply sent out a caution that whoever will be visiting the FNB Stadium will have to be ready to lose points, the former winger wants the venue to become a fortress.

“We want to win every game that we play, the SuperSport was not a must-win game for us, every game is a must-win, not only this one,” Zwane said via FARPost.

“Look, we have to build on something, we are a work in process.

“And in order for us to get things right we have to do one thing right; yes we are not going to win all the games.

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“But we have to make sure that people understand that when they come to FNB, they come to Kaizer Chiefs, and they are coming here to drop points or to donate points.

“And that’s where we should start. We are not going to fix everything at once but will take things one step at a time,” he added.