Johannesburg- Kaizer Chiefs boss, Steve Komphela has targeted to amass points from home games, if ever they entertain any chances of winnin...
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Johannesburg- Kaizer Chiefs boss, Steve Komphela has targeted to amass points from home games, if ever they entertain any chances of winning the Absa Premiership.
Komphela was speaking ahead of their clash against Pretoria giants, SuperSport United, which they lost after being reduced to 10 men.
“The league has started. We must now make sure that we win our home games, because that will enhance the chances of achieving our objective of winning the league,” he told Amakhosi website.
Kaizer Chiefs engaged SuperSport United in their first home league match this season, losing 2-1, as aggrieved fans called for Komphela's head.
Before the match, Komphela looked confident during Amakhosi’s pre-match training session.
“If you recall, last season we didn’t lose a single league game at home,” Komphela reflects on the 2016/2017 Absa Premiership. “It is now a matter of improving on that record by avoiding draws at home,” he added.
Matsatsantsa dislodged Chiefs a fortnight ago in the MTN8 quarterfinal, mostly because the Glamour Boys failed to capitalise on the many chances they created.
“Cup games are a different ball game,” Komphela added. “I thought Lady Luck deserted us in that match. We showed professionalism though, to recover quickly from that upset. We showed character and collected a point on the road in Bloemfontein.”
The result means Chiefs have one point from two games, pilling pressure on their coach. - Online Sources
Kaizer Chiefs engaged SuperSport United in their first home league match this season, losing 2-1, as aggrieved fans called for Komphela's head.
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Before the match, Komphela looked confident during Amakhosi’s pre-match training session.
“If you recall, last season we didn’t lose a single league game at home,” Komphela reflects on the 2016/2017 Absa Premiership. “It is now a matter of improving on that record by avoiding draws at home,” he added.
Matsatsantsa dislodged Chiefs a fortnight ago in the MTN8 quarterfinal, mostly because the Glamour Boys failed to capitalise on the many chances they created.
“Cup games are a different ball game,” Komphela added. “I thought Lady Luck deserted us in that match. We showed professionalism though, to recover quickly from that upset. We showed character and collected a point on the road in Bloemfontein.”
The result means Chiefs have one point from two games, pilling pressure on their coach. - Online Sources
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