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Kaizer Chiefs caution fans after the club were handed another fine for spectator misbehaviour - 'It goes against the values we stand for'

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  • Chiefs fined for spectator misconduct
  • Sanctions impact club’s financial resources
  • Club urges fans to behave
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  • Bobby Motaung, Kaizer ChiefsBackpage

    WHAT HAPPENED?

    Kaizer Chiefs has been sanctioned by the PSL Disciplinary Committee for spectator misconduct during their match against Orlando Pirates on 1 February 2025.

    The incident involved missile-throwing, which violated NSL Handbook Rules 55.3.2 and 55.3.3.

    As a result, the club must pay a previously suspended R100,000 fine from a prior case of misconduct.

    Additionally, they have been fined R75,000 for this offence, with R50,000 payable immediately and R25,000 suspended for 12 months.

    The Club will also cover 50% of the hearing costs.

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  • WHAT KAIZER CHIEFS SAID

    In an official statement released by the club's website, it stated: “We acknowledge the PSL Disciplinary Committee’s decision regarding the incident that occurred during our match against Orlando Pirates. As a Club, we strongly condemn any form of spectator misconduct, as it goes against the values we stand for. The imposed fines and sanctions serve as a reminder of the serious consequences such actions bring to the Club. We urge all Amakhosi supporters to respect the rules and help create a safe and enjoyable matchday experience. Together, we must uphold the spirit of Love & Peace and ensure our stadiums remain welcoming for all.”

  • Thabo Cele, Reeve Frosler and Nasreddine Nabi, Kaizer ChiefsBackpage

    AND WHAT MORE?

    "Kaizer Chiefs strongly condemns spectator misconduct, emphasizing that such behaviour damages the integrity of the game. These fines divert crucial resources from key investments, including player development and stadium improvements. The Club urges supporters to uphold values of respect, discipline, and Love & Peace at all times. Chiefs is committed to educating fans and ensuring a safe stadium experience for everyone. Moving forward, they trust their loyal supporters to maintain the highest standards of conduct."

  • Tashreeq Morris & Gaston Sirino, Kaizer Chiefs, February 2025.BackPagePix

    WHAT NEXT FOR CHIEFS?

    Chiefs will have a brief break as their scheduled match against Royal AM has been postponed, giving them extra time to prepare for their next challenge.

    This comes at a crucial moment for the team, as they look to regroup following their recent 4-0 defeat to SuperSport United.

    The loss highlighted areas that need improvement, and the extended rest period provides an opportunity to refine tactics and recover key players.

    With Mamelodi Sundowns up next, Chiefs will aim to use this time wisely to ensure they are physically and mentally ready for the clash.

    Facing the league leaders will be a tough test, but the additional preparation time could work in their favour.

    Amakhosi will be hoping to bounce back and put in a strong performance against their rivals.