PSL: 3 Players to Blame for Kaizer Chiefs Loss to Polokwane
- Kaizer Chiefs were on the losing end once again in the Premier Soccer League as they suffered a 2-0 loss against Polokwane City
- The Glamour Boys created loads of chances in the match but failed to punish the Rise and Shine with Manuel Sapunga keeping a clean sheet
- Three Kaizer Chiefs players have been called out by a sports journalist for their poor performances in the match
Kaizer Chiefs stumbled again in the Premier Soccer League on Sunday afternoon, losing to Polokwane City at the Peter Mokoba Stadium.
The home side led in the first half through South African international Oswin Appollis and a late goal from Mokibelo Simon Ramabu sealed their victory.
It was Kaizer Chiefs' third defeat in the league after eight games played this season. They are now ninth on the log with just 11 points.
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Players to blame for Chiefs' loss to Polokwane
Sports journalist Uche Anuma, in a chat with Briefly News, pointed out three players who contributed to Kaizer Chiefs' defeat against Polokwane City.
Rushwin Dortley has had an amazing season since joining Chiefs in the summer, but his performance against the Rise and Shine was questioned by Anuma.
The Bafana Bafana star's defensive partner Inacio Miguel and makeshift right back Njabulo Blom were also criticised of their performances.
"Rushwin Dortley and Inacio Miguel really disappointed me today, especially the former" he said.
"The first goal was the fault of both defenders, as well as Blom.
"If you can turn in games like this, what will happen against the likes of Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns?
"The partnership between Dortley and Miguel is not working; I think the defence is better with Spiwe Msimango.
"Kaizer Chiefs need a lot of new players in different positions, especially the defence."
Nabi blasts ref for poor officiating in Chiefs' loss
Briefly News earlier reported that Nasreddine Nabi called out the match officials in charge of Kaizer Chiefs clash with Polokwane City.
The Tunisian mentor pointed out some of the errors the centre referee made in the game, and felt his team where not given a fair officiating.
Source: Briefly News
