Arthur Zwane Still Wants Better Finishing from His Players!

Arthur Zwane Still Wants Better Finishing from His Players! Amakhosi defeated Stellies over the recent weekend.

Kaizer Chiefs won 2-1 at home to Stellenbosch FC in the DSTV Premiership on Saturday night. Head coach Arthur Zwane has demanded better finishing from his outfit.

Kaizer Chiefs 2:1 Stellenbosch FC – DSTV Premiership

Amakhosi have extended their runs of wins in all competitions. Striker Ashley Du Preez earned and scored a penalty to give the hosts the lead.

Stellies’ goalkeeper Sage Stephens received a straight red card for handling the ball outside the penalty area. Keagan Dolly doubled their lead just five minutes afterwards.

Ibraheem Jabaar pulled one goal back for the visitors immediately after the resumption of the second half, but it didn’t amount to anything as the game ended with that score line.

“We still have to go back to the field and work on it, until we get it right.” Mangethe told SuperSport TV.

“We keep on creating chances, keep on forcing the opposition to make mistakes, we were just not ruthless. But we’ve said that we’re not going to give up on them.

“We keep on working with these players and make sure that we get it right, at the end of the day it’s our job.

“What we needed was three points, you know, playing at home. Look if we’re able to replicate our performance, the first half performance it could have been far better in terms of creating chances, yes, we created chances, we just did not take them.

“I think we took our foot of the peddle a little bit, in the second half. We started slow and we gave them hope.

“And look now, just before the game ended, and I sent a message saying, ‘lets kill the game off! The game is almost over!’ they nearly equalized. Its one of those things, lapse of concentration. Sometimes maybe an easy game for us, then we drop the tempo.

“But we’ll keep on working hard and ensure that we take this to another level.” He concluded.

Man of the Match: Samkelo Zwane (Kaizer Chiefs). Arthur Zwane Still Wants Better Finishing from His Players!