Kaizer Motaung Jr on Kaizer Chiefs' promising form: "We're on the right track"
Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Jr says he is excited by the potential of Kaizer Chiefs after a strong start to their 2025/26 Betway Premiership campaign.
"We were not clinical enough," says Orbit College coach Pogiso Makhoye after Kaizer Chiefs defeat
Amakhosi emerged with a 4-1 win with goals from Mduduzi Shabalala (4', 61'), Mfundo Vilakazi (73) and Flavio Silva (89), with Ayanda Lukhele (70) briefly firing his side back into the tie.
The result left Orbit in 12th place on the league standings with 13 points from 12 games, as Chiefs moved up to second with 22 points, from 11 games - level with leaders Mamelodi Sundowns.
Speaking after the game, Makhoye said on SuperSport: "We had a very good game plan, unfortunately we conceded an early goal and then we tried to contain them, especially in the first half, to make it to half time and rectify the mistakes we made.
"We created opportunities but we were not clinical, and even after we conceded a second goal from our own mistake, we kept on fighting, but then when we got one goal we became too desperate, because you want to equalise and you are committing numbers forward.
"Unfortunately we conceded a fourth goal and we lost, but it's water under the bridge and we prepare for the next one.
Orbit College are next in action against Stellenbosch at Olympia Park on 22 November.
Pogiso Makhoye says Orbit College are on course to retain Betway Premiership status
Orbit College head coach Pogiso Makhoye says his side are on track to achieve their aims of retaining their Betway Premiership status in their first season in the South African top-flight.
Kgaugelo Sekgota credits support network for successful rehab and new beginning
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Kgaogelo Sekgota is embracing a new chapter in his life and career after completing a four-month rehabilitation programme at the Hope of Achievers Rehabilitation Centre outside Polokwane.
Kaizer Chiefs withdraw from Prince Mangosuthu Legacy Cup due to CAF campaign
Kaizer Chiefs will not participate in the Prince Mangosuthu Legacy Cup 2025 due to changes in their schedule after progressing to the CAF Confederation Cup group stages.