Solinas proud despite missed opportunities against Downs
Kaizer Chiefs coach Giovanni Solinas believes his side could have beaten Mamelodi Sundowns if it wasn’t for some wasteful finishing.
There’s room for improvement at Chiefs – Billiat
Khama Billiat has extended his gratitude to the Amakhosi fans after winning the Absa Premiership Man of the Match award for Kaizer Chiefs against former team Mamelodi Sundowns.
Chiefs boosted by Billiat, Shabba returns
Khama Billiat could be in line to make his Kaizer Chiefs PSL debut against former team Mamelodi Sundowns, having bounced back from injury along with veteran midfielder Siphiwe Tshabalala.
Sundowns duo to miss Chiefs clash
Mamelodi Sundowns will be without Andile Jali and Anthony Laffor for their 2018-19 Absa Premiership opening encounter against Kaizer Chiefs on Saturday.
Solinas, Chiefs need a fast start
After an abysmal 2017/18 season under Steve Komphela, which extended the clubs three year trophy drought, Kaizer Chiefs and new coach Giovanni Solinas will need to hit the ground running in the upcoming campaign if they are to regain past glories, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Solinas granted work permit, set to face Sundowns
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed that new coach, Giovanni Solinas, has been granted a work permit and will now be allowed to take a place on the touchline against Mamelodi Sundowns on Saturday.
We will definitely lift it – Cardoso
Kaizer Chiefs defender Daniel Cardoso wants his side to start the season on a positive note following their disappointing pre-season.
Mphahlele: Pre-season hasn’t been easy
Kaizer Chiefs defender Ramahlwe Mphahlele has admitted that the club’s pre-season has not been easy following the late arrival of new coach Giovanni Solinas, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Five players Chiefs should consider signing (Part 1)
Kaizer Chiefs landed the marquee signing of Khama Billiat from Mamelodi Sundowns, but they will need more than the PSL Footballer of the Year to mount a serious title bid, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Ekstein: I don’t care about those who doubt me
Hendrick Ekstein borders on being loathed and loved by the South African football public, however, the Kaizer Chiefs midfielder says he isn’t fazed by people’s opinions of him.