'What is Teboho doing?' Kaizer Chiefs legend Doctor Khumalo reveals he 'called on the ancestors' when Mokoena scored for Mamelodi Sundowns in Nedbank Cup semi-final

Mamelodi Sundowns hosted Kaizer Chiefs at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Sunday in the Nedbank Cup semi-final outing.

Having won the initial three meetings across all competitions, Masandawana wanted to make it four in a row.

But strikes from Wandile Duba and Ashley du Preez handed the Soweto giants a controversial win over Sundowns, who got their goal through Teboho Mokoena.

It was not going to be an easy outing for the Glamour Boys who, prior to the game, had gone four games in the Premier Soccer League without a win.

The Nedbank Cup is the only realistic chance for Chiefs to end their decade-long trophy drought.

Club legend Doctor Khumalo has now revealed how Mokoena's strike sent chills down his spinal cord which made him request spiritual intervention.

“It’s very nice in Mzansi. It’s very nice in Mzansi, you see what I saw yesterday [Sunday], I had a great weekend,” he said on SoccerZone.

“I was in Tsolo for a kiddies tournament, Mxolisi Foundation, and when I came back, I sat down and watched the first goal of Sundowns, and I was like ‘Yoh’! What is Teboho doing?

“I went on the other side of the room to pray, and I called on the ancestors and said, ‘You can’t do this thing’,” Doc Khumalo concluded.

The Nedbank Cup final will be played on May 10 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.

While Orlando Pirates will be chasing a three-peat after winning the initial two editions, Chiefs are desperate to win silverware after a decade.

The two teams have met once this season, in the Premier Soccer League, where Bucs won by a solitary goal.