Kaizer Chiefs left the New Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday evening feeling frustrated after settling for a 1-1 draw against TS Galaxy in their Betway Premiership clash.

Early Lead Disappointingly Slips Away

Amakhosi had been in control for much of the match, taking the lead in the 36th minute thanks to a well-taken goal by Wandile Duba.

The first half ended with Kaizer Chiefs leading 1-0, and they seemed poised to walk away with all three points.

However, the second half saw a noticeable dip in their performance, allowing TS Galaxy to seize an opportunity.

In the 81st minute, Mlungisi Mbunjana scored the equalizer, leaving Kaizer Chiefs with only one point from the match.

Kaizer Chiefs’ Struggle to Maintain Position in the Standings

The draw keeps Kaizer Chiefs in eighth place on the league table with 30 points from 24 matches. However, the competition for the final MTN8 berth is heating up.

Ninth-placed Chippa United is just one point behind Chiefs, though they’ve played two fewer games.

Meanwhile, 10th-placed Golden Arrows are two points behind but have three matches in hand, putting pressure on Amakhosi to secure points in the coming games.

MTN8 Spots on the Line as Chiefs Look to Secure a Top-8 Finish

With the league season winding down, the battle for the MTN8 spots is becoming more intense.

If the season were to end today, here’s how the MTN8 fixtures would shape up for the next season:

Mamelodi Sundowns vs Kaizer Chiefs
Orlando Pirates vs AmaZulu
TS Galaxy vs Polokwane City
Stellenbosch FC vs Sekhukhune United

Can Kaizer Chiefs Hold On to Their MTN8 Position?

As the competition gets tougher, the big question remains whether Kaizer Chiefs can hold on to their spot and qualify for next season’s MTN8.

Fans are anxiously watching to see if the team can avoid further slip-ups and secure their place among the top eight teams.