Arthur Zwane Claims That It Was Not Meant to Be!

Arthur Zwane Claims That It Was Not Meant to Be! Amakhosi played to a scoreless draw against Usuthu yesterday.

Kaizer Chiefs were eliminated from the MTN 8 by drawing 0-0 away to AmaZulu in the second leg semi-final. Head coach Arthur Zwane claims they should have scored more goals in the first leg.

Usuthu qualified by virtue of the away goals rule. The first leg ended in a 1-1 draw, thanks to goals from Gabadinho Mhango and Keagan Dolly.

This meant that Amakhosi needed to score at least 1 goal to stand any chance of qualifying to the next round.

“The goals we missed in Johannesburg, they came back to haunt us,” he told SuperSport TV.

“Remember the number of clear-cut chances we created [in the first leg], we couldn’t take one [more], only scored one. We could’ve scored at least two or three goals coming here to Durban.

“It would’ve been a different ballgame all together. Unfortunately, we didn’t take those chances and it came back to haunt us.

“They were just playing to buy time. At the same time, they were dangerous because people were slowing the game down and increase the tempo all of a sudden.

“We just needed a goal against the run of play but unfortunately, we couldn’t get one.

“I can falter the boy’s performances. They tried their level best, and it was not easy.

“It was not meant to be.” He added.

Amakhosi will now switch their focus to the Soweto Derby next weekend. Arthur Zwane Claims That It Was Not Meant to Be!