Kaizer Chiefs are in their eighth season without a trophy, but the Carling Knockout Cup presents them with another opportunity to end their drought.
Amakhosi will face AmaZulu in the first round of the competition on Saturday evening.
Chiefs coach Molefi Ntseki is aware that AmaZulu will be more organized and aggressive than they were when Chiefs beat them 3-0 in August.
However, Ntseki believes that Chiefs have a chance to win the trophy if they can avoid SuperSport United and Orlando Pirates until the final.
With Mamelodi Sundowns eliminated from the competition, Chiefs’ path to the final is slightly easier. If they can overcome AmaZulu, they will have a good chance of lifting the trophy in December.
Kaizer Chiefs’ chance to end trophy drought
Kaizer Chiefs are in their eighth season without a trophy, but the Carling Knockout Cup presents them with another opportunity to end their drought. Amakhosi will face AmaZulu in the first round of the competition on Saturday evening.
Amakhosi face AmaZulu in first round
The two teams have already met this season, with Chiefs claiming a 3-0 win back in August. However, Chiefs coach Molefi Ntseki knows that AmaZulu will be a different proposition this time around.
Ntseki wary of AmaZulu threat
Ntseki is aware that AmaZulu will be more organized and aggressive than they were in the previous meeting. He is also aware that Chiefs have more pressure on them to win this time around.
Chiefs have a chance to win the trophy
With Mamelodi Sundowns eliminated from the competition, Chiefs’ path to the final is slightly easier. If they can overcome AmaZulu, they will have a good chance of lifting the trophy in December.
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