Kaizer Chiefs duo put CAF Champions League final ahead of Tokyo Olympics

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Kaizer Chiefs duo put CAF Champions League final ahead of Tokyo Olympics

South Africa Under-23 coach David Notoane has confirmed that Kaizer Chiefs duo Reeve Frosler and Nkosingiphile Ngcobo will not take part at the Tokyo Olympics.

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