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‘Chiefs are not ready for CAF! Who is to blame now that Nabi is gone? He wasn’t the problem'

The Soweto giants travelled to Luanda to face Kabuscorp, and they lost 1-0 in the first leg of their CAF Confederation Cup first-round tie at the 11th of November Stadium on Saturday. It was a second successive defeat for the Glamour Boys in four days, and to make it worse, they arrived in Angola without a head coach. They also could not score in two straight games.

Mbekezeli Mbokazi & Oswin Appollis of Orlando Pirates, Flávio Silva & Aden McCarthy of Kaizer Chiefs 16-9

CAF campaigns ignite: Pirates & Chiefs launch bold continental missions

The giants of Soweto are back on the continental stage. The Buccaneers and Amakhosi are diving into CAF action with fire, pride and unfinished business. Expect drama, big dreams and fierce battles as they chase African glory and write the next chapter of their legacy.

Inacio Miguel and Brandon Petersen, Kaizer Chiefs

Predicting Chiefs' XI to face Kabuscorp - Rwanda's number one to start ahead of Petersen?

The Soweto giants are in Angola as they get the ball rolling in the continent's second-tier club competition at 11 November Stadium on Saturday. They arrived in Luanda on the backdrop of a chaotic week, which first saw them losing their first Premier Soccer League game of the season after falling to Sekhukhune United. That was followed by the Nasreddine Nabi drama, which has left them without a substantive head coach.

VIDEO - 'Masende GP!' Pirates mock Chiefs amid imminent Nabi departure

The Buccaneers have made a mischevious video digging at their traditional rivals who are dealing with a change in their technical team early in the season. The hilarious post sums up a difficult week Amakhosi have been facing as they attempt not to let it affect their business both at home and on the continent.

Bradley Cross, Glody Lilepo, Inacio Miguel and Aden McCarthy, Kaizer Chiefs

Miguel takes Chiefs into Kabuscorp camp: 'I've already told my teammates and coaches what to expect'

The Soweto giants kick off their continental campaign with an assignment in Angola, where they face a team their captain is familiar with. The match comes on the background of a tumultuous period for the Soweto giants who have a challenge to show they have the character to thrive in the face of a difficult situation.

Chiefs break silence on Nabi's future - 'This is an internal matter'

The Soweto giants have been silent about recent happenings at the club until Friday morning when they communicated to the public.

Time for Pitso or Riveiro to coach Chiefs?

GOAL looks at the possible candidates who could replace Nasreddine Nabi if the Tunisian mentor is indeed on his way out of Kaizer Chiefs. In what could be the most sensational twist in recent South African football memory, reports are swirling that Kaizer Chiefs have parted ways with head coach Nasreddine Nabi and not for reasons you'd expect.

What does Nabi's exit mean for Chiefs? Club legend responds

The Soweto giants have found themselves in a situation in which they have to revisit the composition of their technical team. That could mean a change in the system of play and other aspects of their game unless the Tunisian's lieutenants continue with the team.

Nasreddine Nabi, Kaizer Chiefs, May 2025

GONE! Nabi confirms Chiefs exit and possible next destination

The Tunisian has revealed what made him leave the Soweto giants as the season just began with Chiefs doing pretty well. Apart from confirming his departure, he has also revealed where his next destination could be.

'Nabi was a plumber, welcome Mosimane! More chaos at Chiefs! Al Ahly gave him a call'

The Glamour Boys have made surprising changes to the technical team just six matches into the new season. Realistically, the tactician was in the dugout for two games before the Soweto giants opted against having him for the whole season.

Nasreddine Nabi, Kaizer Chiefs, September 2025

SHOCKING: Chiefs & Nabi set to part ways

The Tunisian has spent just over a season at Naturena and his imminent departure comes as a shock. After guiding the Soweto giants to the Nedbank Cup last season, ending a 10-year trophy drought, the former Young African coach was viewed as a man with the potential to deliver more pieces of silverware, especially the elusive Premier Soccer League title.

Eric Tinkler, Sekhukhune United, September 2025

Chiefs to lose more games? Tinkler reveals how teams can beat Amakhosi

In what could be seen as leakage for rival coaches and clubs, Tinkler has revealed how he was able to beat Amakhosi in a high-stakes encounter. Babina Noko outclassed the Glamour Boys by becoming the first team to beat them this season.

Pule Mmodi of Kaizer Chiefs and Thabang Monare of Sekhukhune United

Nabi pleads with Chiefs fans 'not to panic' after being outclassed by ex-Pirates coach

The Soweto giants suffered their first Premier Soccer League defeat of the season after falling to high-flying Babina Noko. Amakhosi tried to get themselves into the match, but they had no answers to their opponents' resilience in the second half. Chiefs coach reacts to how things went on the night in Soweto.

Grobler torments Chiefs again, extends scoring record in statement PSL win

The seasoned 37-year-old striker displayed a standout performance against the Glamour Boys, leading Babina Noko’s charge to the top of the PSL table. His experience and sharp finishing proved decisive in a night that reshaped the early title race.

Aden McCarthy, Inacio Miguel and Vusimuzi Mncube, Kaizer Chiefs vs Sekhukhune United

'Chiefs players were tired from playing for Bafana! Nabi should go home again; Miguel got lucky'

It was not business as usual for the Glamour Boys who were reduced to second-best team by Babina Noko in the midweek assignment staged at the FNB Stadium as Amakhosi suffered their first defeat this season.

Chiefs’ unbeaten run snapped as Sekhukhune leapfrog Sundowns to claim PSL top spot

Eric Tinkler’s side proved a formidable force in midweek PSL action, outmuscling the Glamour Boys to claim all three points under the lights at FNB Stadium on Tuesday night. The visitors’ resilience and tactical discipline left Chiefs with plenty to ponder.

Frequently asked questions

: Vinicius Jr. is an eccentric left winger who loves to dribble past players. He usually tugs the touchline on the left flank, but has shown immense capabilities to function in a two-man strike partnership up front.
: Vinicius Jr. was born in the Sao Goncalo municipality in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
: Vinicius Jr. inherited the iconic No. 7 jersey at Real Madrid ahead of the 2023-24 season, taking forward the legacy of the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Raul. He continues to be the franchise player of the club by donning their most legendary jersey number in history.
: Vinicius Jr. stands at 1.76m (5ft 9in), using it to his advantage to become one of the fastest and most entertaining players in Europe.
: Vinicius Jr. weighs 73kg (161 lbs), with his low weight a benefit on the pitch as he heavily relies on his pace and agility.
: Vinicius Jr. started his youth career at Flamengo, spending 12 years at the club before arriviing at Real Madrid at the age of 18.
: No, Vinicius Jr. hasn't become a father yet.
: Vinicius Jr. hasn't married anyone yet, and there aren't any reports circling his relationship status.

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