Parker: We’re going out there with fire in our eyes
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker says they will approach their last two Premier Soccer League (PSL) matches with ‘fire in our eyes’.
Parker asks for right attitude against TS Galaxy
Kaizer Chiefs veteran Bernard Parker has called on his teammates to show the right attitude as they attempt to end their trophy drought against NFD side TS Galaxy in the Nedbank Cup final.
Watch: Chiefs camp confident ahead of Nedbank Cup final
Watch as Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp as well as players Bernard Parker, Willard Katsande and Ramahlwe Mphahlele speaks to the media in the build up to the Nedbank Cup final against TS Galaxy.
PSL Awards nominees announced in Durban
Mamelodi Sundowns duo Hlompho Kekana and Themba Zwane will be up against Orlando Pirates’ Thembinkosi Lorch for the ultimate prize of 2018/19 PSL Footballer of the Season on Sunday night.
Our finishing was not the best – Parker
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker admits he was disappointed with his sides inability to finish against Free State Stars on Saturday.
I always put the team first – Parker
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker is relishing the chance to make an impact in their Nedbank Cup semi-final against Chippa United on Saturday.
There’s a lot of trust at Chiefs – Parker
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker says there is ‘a lot of trust’ at the club following their 2-0 victory over Cape Town City on Sunday.
Middendorp hails experienced Katsande, Mphahlele, Parker
Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp praised the importance of of having experienced players like Ramahlwe Mphahlele, Willard Katsande and Bernard Parker in the squad.
Watch: Parker discusses Chiefs extension, title hopes
Watch as Kaizer Chiefs forward Bernard Parker speaks to the media about his contract extension at the club and the sides ambitions for the remainder of the campaign.
Rama: Unrealistic for Chiefs to think about title
Kaizer Chiefs defender Ramahlwe Mphahlele believes it would be unrealistic for his side to be thinking about the title, although Bernard Parker feels differently, writes Dean Workman.