Kaizer Chiefs Coach Hails Two Amakhosi Stars After Win Over Sekhukhune United

Kaizer Chiefs Coach Hails Two Amakhosi Stars After Win Over Sekhukhune United

  • Kaizer Chiefs have moved up on the Betway Premiership table after defeating Sekhukhune United at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban
  • The Soweto-based club clinched all three points late in the match thanks to Mfundo Vilakazi goal after Dinoko were down to 10 men
  • The Glamour Boys assistant coach Ben Youssef Khalil showered praises on two Kaizer Chiefs stars after their stellar performance in the match

Kaizer Chiefs assistant manager Ben Youssef Khalil has hailed two players' performance against Sekhukhune United in the Premier Soccer League on Sunday afternoon.

Mfundo Vilakazi came from the bench to steal a late win for the Glamour Boys at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.

It was the perfect performance from the Glamour Boys after they narrowly lost their last match against Lamontville by the same score despite being the better side in the game.

Kaizer Chiefs are back to fifth on the PSL table after a deserving victory over Sekhukhune United in Durban on Sunday.
Kaizer Chiefs beat Sekhukhune United in the Betway Premiership at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Sunday. Photo: @KaizerChiefs.
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According to iDiskiTimes, Khalil singled out midfielders George Matlou and Samkelo Zwane for their performance against the Limpopo-based club.

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In an interview with SuperSport TV, the Tunisian mentor claimed that Matlou and Zwane were the best players in the match.

"I think, to be honest with you, our younger players perform very well; our best players are our younger players," he said.
"The problem is we must protect them because there is a lot of pressure. Zwane, we discussed a lot with him during training; sometimes, we are angry, as if he is our son. In this game, he got his chance, and he did well.
"I think he and George Matlou were two of the best players in this game. Also, Matlou, you know he was one year without a game. He came back step by step. We have to protect our players.
"Congratulations to them, all the players, the professionals, and the young ones. Congratulations to them."

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