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KHAMA Billiat who played a starring role in Kaizer Chiefs’ 1-0 win against Primeiro de Agosto on Tuesday to put the Soweto club through to their first-ever Caf Champions League group stages‚ says Amakhosi need to test themselves against the competition's giants. Chiefs became the first South African club to beat Primeiro in Angola with their 1-0 first round‚ second-leg win at Estadio 11 de Novembro after a 0-0 draw at FNB Stadium on December 22. Billiat was on form on the afternoon and produced the excellent run out of defence down the left and cross to set up Leonardo Castro’s 41st-minute winner. The Zimbabwean‚ along with Castro, a Champions League winner at Mamelodi Sundowns in 2016‚ thanked Chiefs’ management for putting on the charter flight to Luanda. Angola has shut its borders to South Africans due to rising COVID-19 numbers in this country‚ but made special dispensation for Amakhosi. “It’s a great feeling. I think credit goes to the technical team‚ and the entire team for their preparation‚ and us coming here with the charter flight – we really appreciated it‚” Billiat said. “And the whole effort that the chairman [Kaizer Motaung] is putting into the guys‚ and everyone. “It’s really important for us as well to go and test ourselves with the rest of the Champions League giants. “It gives us confidence as well going back to our domestic competitions‚ and we really want to go all the way. 'We want to make a difference‚ and push ourselves to the limit and see how far we can progress in Africa. “It’s really important and we give credit to the guys. 'We worked so hard‚ we stuck to the plan‚ and it wasn’t easy. It’s going to be very tough but we can only learn and grow as a team‚ and make sure we gel together and fight for one another.” Chiefs and their new coach Gavin Hunt — plagued by a two-window Fifa transfer ban — have had a shocker of a start in the DStv Premiership‚ with one win in eight matches. A club with a reputation for not having taken continental football seriously‚ often balking at the cost‚ have shown intent to progress in the 2020-21 Champions League‚ beating Cameroon’s PWD Bamenda (also 1-0) in the preliminary round. As Hunt throws in youngsters to build for the future — Njabulo Blom and Darrel Matsheke played beyond their years in Chiefs’ central midfield in Luanda — the Champions League group phase may well provide the best possible finishing school for such prospects. Chiefs were missing influential Lebohang Manyama‚ Willard Katsande and Itumeleng Khune on Tuesday. “Ja‚ it shows the quality that we have. Everyone is important. We really need to step up when they’re [senior players] not around‚ we really need to do what they were going to do‚” Billiat said. “And we speak to them on the phone‚ they motivate us in the group‚ they’re part of the team and we are together. “It really means a lot. They give us confidence and calm us down just sending their motivational texts on the (WhatsApp) group. “And we really know we need to fight for them‚ because we know that if they had been here they would do
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Minister of Local Government and Community Development Desmond McKenzie has announced the allocation of $15 million for infrastructure works at the Brown’s Town Market in St Ann.\tMcKenzie made the announcement during a tour of the facility on...
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Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt has given an honest appraisal of his side's latest performance in the DStv Premiership.
BY FORTUNE MBELE HIGHLANDERS legend Zenzo Moyo has implored current Bosso striker Prince Dube to be resilient even if he fails in Europe, should a chance present itself. Moyo wants Dube (23) to emulate Warriors captain Knowledge Musona who remained in Belgium playing for KAS Eupen on a loan from Anderlecht at a time he looked set to go back to South Africa following interest from Mamelodi Sundowns. Dube's club Highlanders have agreed terms with Tanzania giants Azam with the striker said to have attracted interests from two clubs in France where he is reported to have been invited for trials. Moyo yesterday said Dube should not have left South Africa after a failed stint at SuperSport United, but should have looked for another team rather than returning home to Highlanders. The Warriors’ striker was released by SuperSport United in 2018 after a one-year stint. “If he gets there (Europe), he shouldn’t expect it to be a stroll in the park. It won’t be like at Highlanders. He must prove himself, not like what happened the last time (at SuperSport), where he would quickly think of coming back home to play for Highlanders every time he had a problem. He must look for another team, even in the lower leagues,” Moyo said. “It’s not the end of the world if he fails at one team. There are several teams out there. He must have a heart of a lion and must not be soft. Look at Knowledge Musona who was said to be coming down south to Mamelodi Sundowns, but he ended up finding another club in Belgium. Otherwise I wish him all the best.” However for Dube now it's only a prospect of trials in France with a deal in the process for him to move to Azam before going to Europe. Moyo is a former Warriors’ striker who left for Cyprus straight from Highlanders at the turn of the millennium and played for a couple of clubs before returning to play for the Bulawayo giants in 2006. He said Dube should be happy about the Azam deal and should go there to prove himself, saying the transfer was good for him and Highlanders. Dube has four months to his contract at Highlanders. “It's okay for him (Dube) and Highlanders. The club needs to strengthen those relationships with foreign clubs. But for Prince, this is not about money but for him to go and prove himself. He needs to appreciate whoever has given him this opportunity or platform. Money will come. He is still young. He must prove himself and if he plays well there, it might open floodgates for other players and the club (Azam) might want to deal with Highlanders in the future,” Moyo said.
George Maluleka signed a pre-contract with the reigning league champions earlier in the year.
Mamelodi Sundowns 'travel' to Loftus to face Polokwane City in a crucial PSL clash this evening. Follow the live action from Pretoria below
The fixtures have been released for the preliminary stage of this season's Nedbank Cup as Mamelodi Sundowns look to defend their title.
Jozef Zinnbauer has confirmed that the decision to axe star players just hours before kick-off against Mamelodi Sundowns were taken by the coaching staff.
Here we preview the PSL match between Cape Town City and Mamelodi Sundowns which kicks off at 18:00 on Monday 17 August in Pretoria.
Kaizer Chiefs have been drawn against the Cameroonian Champions in the preliminary CAF Champions League round. Draw in full below
By Associated Press Undefined STEPANAKERT, Nagorno-Karabakh (AP) — Rocket and artillery barrage hit residential areas in Nagorno-Karabakh on Saturday hours after the United States hosted top diplomats from Armenia and Azerbaijan for talks on settling their decades-long conflict over the region. The heavy shelling forced residents of Stepanakert, the regional capital of Nagorno-Karabakh, into shelters, as emergency teams rushed to extinguish fires. Local officials said the city was struck with Azerbaijan's Smerch long-range multiple rocket systems, a devastating Soviet-designed weapon intended to ravage wide areas with explosives and cluster munitions. Nagorno-Karabakh authorities said other towns in the region were also […]
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A number of players are out of contract in the PSL ahead of the upcoming transfer window.
There wasn't too much separating Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns when they met in the PSL bio bubble in August.
Highlands Park return to action after the lengthy COVID-19 suspension when they host Mamelodi Sundowns in the PSL this evening at the Dobsonville stadium.
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard called it the best goal he has ever seen... even if Kemar Roofe reckoned it was \"just the same as a tap-in.\"
The two former Bafana Bafana players will assist newly-appointed head coach Gavin Hunt at Kaizer Chiefs.
Kaizer Chiefs have taken to social media to provide insight into the troubles they encountered on their recent trip to Angola.
More and more African millennials are evidently redefining not only when to get married, but what marriage means to them. Unlike previous generations, many millennials are waiting longer to get married as they place their personal values and goals first, like their education and religion, as well as their career and financial future plus other...
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Kaizer Chiefs have sent out condolences to defender Erick Mathoho, following the passing og his sister.
PWD Bamenda are set to arrive in South Africa just hours before kickoff in their CAF Champions League clash against Kaizer Chiefs
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Sulley Muntari says he would prefer a move to Kaizer Chiefs, should his wish to move to the Premier Soccer League be granted.
