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Solinas urges Chiefs’ injury ‘bad luck’ to go away
Amakhosi have endured a strange period that has seen them hit by injuries to Joseph Malongoane, Leonardo Castro and most recently Lebohang Manyama.
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Kaizer Chiefs' Manyama recovering after car crash
The club confirmed the incident, saying that the player was driving home from training when the incident took place.
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Wits top standings with victory over Cape Town City
Just two days after MTN8 success, Cape Town City were bitten by reality as Bidvest Wits ran out 2-0 winners as at the Cape Town Stadium to take them to the summit of the Absa Premiership table.
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Manyama: Turkey was a learning curve for me
Lebo Manyama has made his way back to the Absa Premiership following a less than satisfactory season in Turkey with Konyaspor, which he says was a massive learning curve for him.
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Kaizer Chiefs soar to third after two wins in four days
Venezuelan Gustavo Paez put the Soweto club ahead on 25 minutes in central town Bethlehem and Philani Zulu added a second goal nine minutes later.
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Castro, Mathoho sidelined for Chiefs clash with Free State Stars
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed that striker Leonardo Castro and defender Eric Mathoho will not be involved in their away game to Free State Stars on Tuesday night due to ankle and groin injuries respectively.
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[WATCH] Fans storm City v Chiefs game at half-time
Videos have emerged on social media of many fans in Cape Town penetrating the fence in order to watch the match between Kaizer Chiefs and Cape Town City at the Cape Town Stadium.
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PSL Wrap: Chiefs, Chippa register first wins
Kaizer Chiefs claimed their first win of the Absa Premiership season with a comfortable 4-1 away win against Cape Town City at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
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Ref leaves CT City's Benni McCarthy fuming after Kaizer Chiefs defeat
McCarthy has consistently bemoaned the standard of match officials in the league and this time it was referee Thando Ndzandzeka who left the coach frustrated after he sent off defender Taariq Fielies.
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'The best of Kaizer Chiefs is still coming'
Chiefs 4-1 victory over City on Saturday in Cape Town secured their first league win of the new season and will ease the pressure on the new coach.
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[WATCH] Your weekend sport in 60 seconds
Springboks, Kaizer Chiefs and Berlin Marathon: EWN Sport's Philasande Sixaba takes a look at the sporting weekend ahead.
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Fifa clears Chiefs' Dax to play
Chiefs' football manager Bobby Motaung says they are vindicated by Fifa's decision and can't wait to see the player in action for the team.
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Kaizer Chiefs found guilty of Moses Mabhida fan violence
Amakhosi have been ordered to play three games behind closed doors with one game suspended for a period of 24 months.
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Solinas was not on top of our list - Kaizer Motaung
Italian Giovanni Solinas was then appointed head coach just two weeks before the season started on 4 August, a decision Kaizer Motaung admitted wasn’t their most favoured.
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Dutch goalkeeper stars as Cape Town City reach final
Elimination for Sundowns came five days after they suffered a similar fate at the group stage of the CAF Champions League, a competition they won two seasons ago.
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Kaizer Chiefs confirm signing of Ugandan Godfrey Walusimbi
The 29-year-old Walusimbi signs for Amakhosi after a long battle with Gor Mahia in recent months who claimed that the Soweto giants had approached Walusimbi without their consent.
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Castro frustrated by Chiefs' leaky defense
Kaizer Chiefs’ Colombian striker Leonardo Castro was left frustrated at his team’s defensive effort, after playing out to a 2-all draw against Bloemfontein Celtic in a game they had led 2-0 with 15 minutes to play.
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Wits stay top, Chiefs still winless
A dramatic evening in the Premier Soccer League saw 18 goals scored in six matches with Wits continuing their impressive start to the season as they maintain top spot.
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Komphela out to settle score with Chiefs with new side Celtic
Now at the helm of Bloem Celtic, Steve Komphela will be eager to prove to the Chiefs fans that he was prematurely let go when he visits the FNB Stadium.
