Kaizer Chiefs’ Reeve Frosler battles Mamelodi Sundowns’ Tebogo Mokoena and Khuliso Mudau. Image: @KaizerChiefs/ Twitter
Sundowns humble Chiefs: FIVE things we picked up
Kaizer Chiefs have been left humuliated after a 4-0 beating from Mamelodi Sundowns. Here are five things we learned.
Kaizer Chiefs’ Reeve Frosler battles Mamelodi Sundowns’ Tebogo Mokoena and Khuliso Mudau. Image: @KaizerChiefs/ Twitter
Kaizer Chiefs fans don’t know where to hide. The mighty Amakhosi took a crushing 4-0 defeat at the hands of Mamelodi Sundowns on Saturday.
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MAMELODI SUNDOWNS 4-0 KAIZER CHIEFS
As The South African website reported on Saturday evening, the flood gates opened as early as the sixth minute as Siyabonga Ngezana gifted Gaston Sirino a lollipop of a chance to make it 1-0.
Coach Arthur Zwane later described the moment as ‘manna from heaven.’
More damage came from Peter Shalulile (two goals) and Abubeker Nassir on 76 minutes to make it 4-0.
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FIVE THINGS WE LEARNED
There is so much to dissect from the Loftus disaster if you’re a fan of the Glamour Boys, and so much to be proud of if your team is Kabo Yellow.
- Siyabonga Ngezana is unfortunately error-prone and will need significant support to regain his confidence
- If Yusuf Maart doesn’t have a good game, Chiefs don’t have a good game
- Sundowns do not have to play well to win 4-0
- Sundowns’ new Ethiopian striker Abubeker Nassir is likely to become a PSL star
- With Ashley Du Preez, Amakhosi need to sign a striker, quick and all.
Meanwhile, the football has to continue on the pitch. Zwane’s side will train for a full week before traveling to Durban to face Richards Bay on Saturday, while Sundowns will journey to Sekhukhune United on the same day.
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