Four-point gap at the top, Kaizer Chiefs gods smiling

MagRush | October 2, 2019

Perched at the pinnacle of the Absa Premiership table with a cushion of four points, the Amakhosi gods must be smiling at them.

Although Ernst Middendorp is certainly quick on modesty, even him knows that currently they [the “Glamour Boys“] are firing on all cylinders.

Chiefs cruised to a comfortable 2-0 victory at home against Lamontville Golden Arrows at FNB Stadium last night.

Abafana Bes’thende tried to mount a fight back against a resolute Kaizer Chiefs club to a fruitless slog.

A first-half (27′) penalty conversion by Daniel Cardoso and a second-half 60th minute own-goal (OG) by Nkosinathi Sibisi ensured Amakhosi’s impressive run in the new Premiership 2019/2020 season.

At the moment, Chiefs points tally stands at 19 on the log. They are followed by Bidvest Wits – who beat struggling Chippa United 1-0 last night – second on 15 (points). Polokwane City are 3rd on 13 (points) m; and they are hosting Stellenbosch at Old Peter Mokaba Stadium tonight – 19:30.

Other Absa Premiership Tuesday Night Results:

Chippa United  0-1 Bidvest Wits

Buhle Mkhwanazi’s 89th minute Wits goal made Chippa’s case deteriorate from bad to worse in the Absa Premiership game at Sisa Dukashe Stadium last night.

The Chilli Boys are squarely rooted at the base of the league table eight (8) solid games without a win in the new season. To date the club has sacked two coaches.

The Clever Boys (Wits) only goal came the dying minutes of the league clash away from home. Chippa will be utterly disappointed that they conceded very late in the game.

Amazulu FC   2-1 Cape Town City FC 

Amazulu have registered their first win of the 2019/2020 Absa Premiership season at the expense of out-sorts Cape Town City FC at Princess Magogo Stadium last night.

A brace by Bongi Ntuli (10′; 90′)  moved Amazulu two places up the log from the position 16. The Citizens equalized through in the 65 minutes through Siyabonga Mbatha (OG). But considered very late in the game to lose 2-1.

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