Cavin Johnson: ‘Kaizer Chiefs can hurt teams’

Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Cavin Johnson has taken pleasure in his training work with Amakhosi.

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The former Platinum Stars, SuperSport United and AmaZulu coach marked his debut with a bland 2-1 loss to Golden Arrows in Hammersdale last weekend, before impressing with a 3-2 win over Cape Town Spurs on Wednesday.

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“It’s our second game together, 48 hours of training, I thought it was a game of a lot of patches. You have got to give credit to Cape Town Spurs. They gave us a good run for our money,” said Johnson.

“But we have been working very hard on being a lot calmer, playing the ball better, getting the ball in certain areas that we think we can hurt teams.

“And I thought the three goals we scored were from the way we trained,” the 64-year-old coach added.

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Meanwhile, Chiefs are preparing for this weekend’s special league game.

Amakhosi will take on bitter rivals Orlando Pirates in the Soweto derby on Saturday 11 November, at 15:00.

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