Wandile Duba vows 'frustrated and hungry' Kaizer Chiefs 'will make fans happy' against Polokwane City

Kaizer Chiefs played Royal AM last weekend in a Premier Soccer League outing.

After a hard-fought 2-1 win over Richards Bay despite being a man less, the fans anticipated another three points.

The Soweto giants scored two early goals but gave way to Thwihli Thwahla in the second half and the match eventually ended 2-2.

The result left Kaizer Chiefs players and fans dejected since they threw away what could have been their fourth win in the PSL.

Coach Nasreddine Nabi even went on to state the players should be blamed for their lack of professionalism.

On Sunday, the Glamour Boys will be playing Polokwane City at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium.

Amakhosi attacker Wandile Duba has underlined the importance of ensuring his team secures maximum points.

“We played well in the first half against Royal AM and I don't know what happened in the second half," the 20-year-old attacker told the media.

"We lost two points; we are frustrated and angry at ourselves because we dropped points when we had to win the game.

"We should have killed off that game in the first half and just kept the ball in the second half.

“We will win the Polokwane City game because there's no other way of making our fans happy again other than winning this game," Duba concluded.

After collecting 11 points from the seven league matches played so far, Chiefs have to work on their consistency to catch the teams above them.

Their main weakness is conceding goals - having kept no clean sheet in the PSL this season, meaning coach Nabi has no option but to work on his newly assembled backline to find the answers.