Orbit College warned Kaizer Chiefs are back ahead of their second PSL meeting: 'Something psychologically has switched'

Kaizer Chiefs bounced back from four consecutive losses across competitions with back-to-back victories against Durban City and Magesi in the Premier Soccer League.

On Monday, they face Orbit College, hoping to register another win and complete a double in the process. The initial meeting between the teams ended 4-1 in favour of the Glamour Boys.

Former Kaizer Chiefs forward Denis Vukubi has opined on why Amakhosi were impressive against Durban City and Magesi respectively.

"I think the players have realised that even though they might not have a proper coach, they are still at work, and that regardless, they are still expected to deliver," he told KickOff.

"The coaches have started using the young boys, which is good; you can tell that something psychologically has switched. And that's what I was happy about.

"Regarding the game plan, mentally we are doing well so far. Last two games mentally, we were fine. Especially this boy from DRC, Glody Lilepo, he's been working very hard. I think what has changed at Kaizer Chiefs is mentality. You don't have to play good football, but get results. This is a big team, by the way. The worst result should at least be a draw," Vukubi continued.

"Let's go back to our mentality and style of play, which is through the wings. We need midfielders with defense-splitting passes.

"As ex-players, we can see it getting there; something is cooking. We just need to be patient, especially the supporters," he concluded. 

A win will take Amakhosi to third on the table with 39 points from 21 matches, which will definitely be a massive psychological boost.

With rivals AmaZulu and Sekhukhune United playing each other later, points will definitely be dropped by either team or even both to the advantage of Chiefs.