Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando Da Cruz says he had clear instructions for his team to maintain tactical discipline and deny Mamelodi Sundowns space to operate, in their one-all draw in a Betway Premiership match played at FNB Stadium yesterday.
Mamelodi Sundowns denied Kaizer Chiefs a third consecutive victory in the Betway Premiership after the two sides played to a 1-1 draw at FNB Stadium on Saturday.
Stadium Management South Africa (SMSA) and Kaizer Chiefs have set an allocation of 75 000 tickets for tomorrow’s Betway Premiership clash between AmaKhosi and Mamelodi Sundowns at FNB Stadium.
Around this time last season, the Kaizer Chiefs duo of Asanele Velebayi and Luke Baartman were still fighting a serious legal battle to free themselves from Cape Town Spurs, but this season has started brightly for both.
Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Sphelele Mkhulise expects a much more determined Kaizer Chiefs when the sides meet at FNB Stadium on Saturday, with AmaKhosi currently sitting top of the Betway Premiership.
Kaizer Chiefs respect Mamelodi Sundowns as African champions and as the leading team in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) era, but they don’t fear them according to Inacio Miguel.