Kaizer Chiefs' woes continue after extending winless run to four matches in PSL following TS Galaxy slip-up ahead of Mamelodi Sundowns blockbuster showdown in Nedbank Cup

A defensive blunder saw TS Galaxy defender Kganyane Letsoenyo mistakenly pass the ball to Gaston Sirino, who fired at goalkeeper Ira Tape on Saturday.

Wandile Duba was alert to pounce on the Tape's spill to hand Kaizer Chiefs the lead on 36 minutes on an evening the Amakhosi attacker was starting for the first time since January.

The Soweto giants then surrendered their lead with nine minutes remaining.

Bruce Bvuma had saved Edmilson Dove's miscued headed clearance, but Galaxy captain, Mlungisi Mbunjana, finished the Amakhosi custodian's attempted save.

After giving up their lead, Chiefs will, however, take solace in that they managed to reclaim the eighth spot on the table, while the Rockets rose a rung up to the third spot after the 1-1 draw.

TS Galaxy midfielder Nhlanhla Mgaga was instrumental in the engine room and managed to inspire his side to control proceedings, especially in the second half.

He was duly recognised as the most outstanding man on the pitch.

After setting themselves on course to end a three-match winless run, Chiefs blew up an opportunity to collect three points.

They have now gone for four league games without tasting victory and that complicates coach Nasreddine Nabi's time at Naturena.

After failing to qualify for the MTN8 this season, being eliminated from the Carling Knockout and then being out of the PSL title race, Chiefs' realistic chances of ending the season with a piece of silverware are on the Nedbank Cup.

They visit Mamelodi Sundowns for the Nedbank Cup semi-final clash at Lofrus Versfeld on April 13.

Meanwhile, TS Galaxy will be inactive for two weeks and return with a trip to Magesi FC for a league game on April 20.