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Kaizer Chiefs building momentum under new structure

Under new coach Fernando da Cruz, Kaizer Chiefs aim to maintain their impressive start by converting their solid structure into a win against Richards Bay.

Kaizer Chiefs building momentum under new structure

Kaizer Chiefs are improving under a new organised structure this season, aiming for success in all matches, including against smaller teams. The club has had a strong start to the Betway Premiership, collecting seven points from a possible nine. Their only blemish was a 1-1 draw with Mamelodi Sundowns, following wins against Kruger United and Sekhukhune United.

New coach Fernando da Cruz, a Frenchman, aims to instill his philosophy while achieving results. Chiefs have shown improvement with midfielder Siphesihle Ndlovu, known for his "bullying approach," becoming more of a team player and dazzling past opponents. Defender Zitha Kwinika highlighted the team's progress, praising the structure and style of play.

The team has integrated new players, giving them chances, and players like Langelihle Phili have already scored. Kwinika emphasized the importance of winning games to maintain momentum, stating that the team is on a mission to collect maximum points and focus on upcoming matches. They acknowledge Richards Bay as a difficult opponent but are prepared to face them and secure the three points needed to stay on top.

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