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Kaizer Chiefs warned ahead of PSL date with Polokwane City - 'We will show them who's the boss in Polokwane'

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  • Chiefs have been playing home games in Polokwane
  • They chose Peter Mokaba Stadium as second home
  • Phuti Mohafe ready to tame Amakhosi
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  • Yusuf Maart, Kaizer Chiefs & Yanela Mbuthuma, Richards Bay, November 2024 Backpagepix

    WHAT HAPPENED?

    Kaizer Chiefs have played a few matches at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane this season.

    The most recent outing was on Wednesday against Richards Bay, a match they won 2-1 despite being a man less following Reeve Frosler's red card.

    It was Amakhosi's third win from the six Premier Soccer League games played - two have ended in losses and one draw.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    On Saturday, the Nasreddine Nabi-led team will be in action at the same Peter Mokaba Stadium, but against Royal AM.

    A week later, the Soweto giants will be hosted at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium by Polokwane City.

    Rise and Shine coach Phuti Mohafe is determined to collect maximum points against TS Galaxy and Chiefs at home.

    He has warned Amakhosi that by virtue of playing in Polokwane, it doesn't mean they are the bosses there.

  • Phuti Mohafe of Polokwane CityBackpagepix

    WHAT MOHAFE SAID

    “It’s two home matches... against TS Galaxy and Kaizer Chiefs, then we go to Golden Arrows," the tactician told the media.

    “So, those matches are whoever that is playing home must get results and positive result. So, I think we should get the maximum results.

    “We have double home games [including Chiefs], and we must make sure that when they come to Polokwane, we show them who’s the boss in Polokwane," Mohafe concluded.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    After the recent win, Nabi hopes he can collect wins against Royal AM and Polokwane respectively which will boost their chances of finishing in the top positions in the PSL.

    It will be interesting to see how they will play against Thwihli Thwahla, a team they have only beaten once in the last six league outings. Chiefs have lost three times and managed two draws in the initial meetings.

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