Cedric Kaze Reacts to Kaizer Chiefs’ Fourth Consecutive Defeats in All Competitions

• Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Cedric Kaze has shared his thoughts on the Soweto Giants' poor run of form in all competitions
• The Glamour Boys have been struggling in all competitions, with Richards Bay handing them their fourth straight defeat
• The comments from the former Barcelona academy manager sparked different reactions from fans on social media

Cedric Kaze has reacted to Kaizer Chiefs' poor run of form, which has seen them stumble to their fourth straight defeats in all competitions in the past few weeks.

The Glamour Boys lost to Richards Bay at the uMhlathuze Sports Complex on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, and are also out of all cup competitions this season. Over the weekend, they were thrashed by Orlando Pirates in the first Soweto Derby of the season.

Kaze on Chiefs' bad run of form

Kaze remains confident that the team’s current string of losses is temporary as they continue their pursuit of a turnaround. He also called on his players to stay united and focused on reversing their fortunes.

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“Sure, we controlled possession in the first half, but it was largely ineffective as we failed to break lines,” Kaze explained in his post-match interview with SuperSport TV.

“We didn’t really pose a threat in the opponent’s box. I think we had too many players comfortable on the ball and not enough making runs behind the defence."

Kaze on the defeat against Richards Bay

Kaze also shared how he tried to manage the team against Richards Bay and the reason behind the substitutions he made in the game.

“In the second half, we tried to address this by bringing in [Glody] Lilepo, [Mduduzi] Shabalala, and [Luke] Baartman," he added.

“Unfortunately, we still conceded a goal. I believe this rough patch will pass. It’s a difficult moment, but we must stick together. We need unity and hard work to get through it.”

Here is what fans are saying on social media after Kaze addressed Kaizer Chiefs' poor run of form.

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Modibedi Tshepo Mokoena

"Chiefs management is the one to be blamed here… They should’ve brought in a new coach during the AFCON in December since not all Chiefs players were in AFCON… so it would’ve given the new coach some time working with the players… and then buy new players in January. Manje Bobby and Kaizer Jnr thought they got this; they were fooled by the #3 position. Now they’re going back to their rightful #9."

Elijah Blake

"Kaizer Chiefs fans are to blame for all of this circus happening at the Chiefs."

Thapelo Snapa Makanyane

"It's not even about team performance 😂😂😂😂 there's no confidence at all."

Tepza D Sk

"Lol 😆😂🤣 like the spirit of Kaizer Chiefs supporters let them win one game they will be saying they want Sundowns and Pirates combined watch the space🏃🏃🏃."

Mazama Mzukulwana Ka Maxwayi said:

"When we told them ✌️✌️ this one is a translator they ✌️✌️ told us about his A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z pro license we looked away."

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The Glamour Boys will return to Betway Premiership action on Sunday, 15 March 2026, hosting Durban City at the FNB Stadium.

Kaizer Chiefs' season is over

Briefly News earlier reported that a football expert explained why Kaizer Chiefs' season is over after losing to Orlando Pirates in the Betway Premiership.

The Glamour Boys lost the season's first Soweto Derby, which makes it difficult for them to close the point gap between them and the Bucs in the league.

Source: Briefly News