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Referee Sikhumbuzo Gasa, Kaizer Chiefs vs Stellenbosch Backpage
Seth Willis

WATCH: Goal or No Goal? Have a look at Kaizer Chiefs' contentious strike against Stellenbosch FC in the Nedbank Cup quarter-final, who do you blame?

Mzansi is boiling in a heated conversation whether Amakhosi were favoured against Stellies in domestic outing.

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  • Chiefs played Stellies on Saturday
  • Amakhosi advanced to Nedbank Cup semis
  • Stellies cry foul
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Kaizer Chiefs kept alive their chances of ending the trophy drought with a 3-1 win over Stellenbosch on Saturday at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.

    However, the hosts felt Amakhosi were carried after referee Sikhumbuzo Gasa allowed Pule Mmodi's vital goal stand despite the assistant referee's initial call for a foul on Sage Stephens by George Matlou.

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  • WATCH: WAS IT A GOAL?

    What do you think, did the referee get it right?

  • Gayton McKenzie and Danny JordaanBackpage

    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    The controversial goal will once again generate questions about the introduction of the VAR.

    The technology will surely solve some of these mistakes by the official.

    The ball is on the Safa court. When will it be introduced?

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  • Thabo Cele and Khomotjo Lekoloane, Kaizer Chiefs vs StellenboschBackpage

    WHAT NEXT?

    Chiefs have a chance to go all the way and end their trophy drought.

    Stellenbosch have to forget the game and focus on Caf Confederation Cup quarter-final and the top three positions on the Premier Soccer League.

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