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Kaizer Chiefs player ratings vs AmaZulu: Dolly the pick of an under-par Amakhosi

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Wasn't at fault for the goal and otherwise had a fairly quiet game - the exception being the excellent close range save he made on an Andre de Jong shot late in the contest.

GOALKEEPER: Daniel Akpeyi - 6

Looked rusty early on but then showed his class with some great interplay with Dolly which led to the opening goal. Got a couple of good crosses in as well.

RIGHT-BACK: Njabulo Blom - 7

Still not inspiring much confidence, Cardoso had a reasonable enough game, but should have cut out the cross which led to the AmaZulu equaliser.

CENTRE-BACK: Daniel Cardoso - 5

For the most part he shielded Akpeyi quite well, but could have gotten tighter to Bongi Ntuli for the Usuthu goal.

CENTRE-BACK: Erick Mathoho - 6

Made an early foul which gave AmaZulu a free kick right on the edge of the box and then had his game ended prematurely through injury after only 24 minutes.

LEFT-BACK: Reeve Frosler - 5

Worked hard, kept things ticking over, but it's debatable as to whether Chiefs need Ngcobo as the third of three defensive central midfielders.

CENTRE-MID: Njabulo Ngcobo - 6

Alexander was booked just before half-time for a foul on Siyethemba Sithebe and then after a clumsy challenge on Thabo Qalinge, the Capetonian received a second yellow card and was sent off. Both fouls were unnecessary and he may feel he cost Amakhosi maximum points.

CENTRE-MID: Cole Alexander - 4

Taken off in the 65th minute for Anthony Agay after not having offered much thrust in the engine room.

CENTRE-MID: Phathutshedzo Nange - 6

It was Dolly's measured cross which led to the own goal from Keagan Buchanan. The Bafana Bafana playmaker was the driving force at the heart of most of Chiefs' best attacking moves.

RIGHT WING: Keagan Dolly - 7

Started with real purpose and made some dangerous runs, including one which led to the own goal. Unlucky that a second half cross for Dolly didn't lead to a goal and was otherwise proactive and forward-thinking.

LEFT WING: Kgaogelo Sekgota - 6

Had some neat touches and looked bright and confident, but never looked likely to score. Parker was replaced by Lebo Manyama in the 80th minute.

STRIKER: Bernard Parker - 6

Came on at left-back after Frosler was injured in the 25th minute. Did okay but it was from his position that a couple of dangerous crosses were delivered by AmaZulu substitute Andre de Jong, one of which led to the equaliser.

SUBSTITUTE: Ramahlwe Mphahlele - 5

The Kenyan replaced Nange in the 65th minute but didn't make much of an impact.

SUBSTITUTE: Anthony Agay - 5

Had a decent effort from a free kick, but wasn't able to affect the game much after he came on in the 80th minute.

SUBSTITUTE: Lebogang Manyama - 5

Replaced Dolly in the 80th minute, but didn't influence the game.

SUBSTITUTE: Kearyn Baccus - 5

Kaizer Chiefs player ratings vs AmaZulu: Dolly the pick of an under-par Amakhosi | Goal.com South Africa

Not many of the Kaizer Chiefs players were anywhere near their best in the 1-1 league draw with AmaZulu at the FNB Stadium on Wednesday evening.

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