Nedbank Cup can ease Kaizer Chiefs’ pain!

Due to their trophy victories, Amakhosi has one of the most illustrious histories in South African football. But despite having several coaches over the past seven years, Amakhosi has not been able to win any trophies. The fans are not at all pleased with this. Even this season, Kaizer Chiefs have nothing to play for because they failed to win the MTN8 Cup, Carling Black Label, and DStv Premiership. Nonetheless, if it can win the Nedbank Cup, it will relieve the pain of the fans who have endured years they are not used to. Arthur Zwane, the Chiefs coach, is familiar with his team’s history and is responsible for preparing his soldiers to ensure that Chiefs return to glory.

The Chiefs’ fortunes have not been good since Zwane was given the chance to coach. They lost a number of games that they ought to have easily won, but injuries to a number of their players—among them Khama Billiat and Nkosingiphile Ngcobo, who were beginning to thrive under Zwane—made that possible. This week, the coach asked the supporters to set the Chiefs’ past behind. They ought to be focused on both what is occurring right now and what they hope to accomplish in the future. “We don’t want to dwell on the past. Dealing with what is in front of us and finding means to improve Chiefs’ situation is our responsibility,” stated Zwane, who is under pressure.

Zwane made this comment as he anticipated Friday night’s Nedbank Cup showdown between Chiefs and Maritzburg United at Harry Gwala Stadium. The supporters will be paying close attention to this game, especially Chiefs fans who are desperate to win the trophy.

“We need to figure out how to win trophies while also reviving the team. The past does not matter much right now. The players know what is expected of them and are prepared for the game. We’re going to compete to advance to the Nedbank Cup’s next round. We’re committed to doing everything we can to make this happen,” Zwane stated. Due to injury, Caleb Bimenyimana and Keagan Dolly might not be in his matchday squad.