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Kaizer Chiefs took a long look at themselves after Nedbank Cup exit

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Philani Zulu believes that the Caf Champions League shambles has afforded Kaizer Chiefs an opportunity to reflect on where things are going wrong for them in a campaign that has been frustrating.

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