Season officially over: Six Kaizer Chiefs players
Season officially over: Six Kaizer Chiefs players
Kaizer Chiefs will finally put this disappointing season to bed on Saturday. However, six players will not be part of the team to face Cape Town Spurs.
SIX KAIZER CHIEFS PLAYERS RULED OUT
In the build up to the match at the DHL Stadium on Saturday at 15:00, Amakhosi have confirmed six players will not be involved due to injuries and one suspension.
- George Matlou
- Keagan Dolly
- Reeve Frosler
- Dillan Solomons
- Tebogo Potsane
- Edmilson Dove.
“There have been no recoveries insofar as injuries are concerned for [Kaizer] Chiefs,” the club reported.
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“Players such as George Matlou, Keagan Dolly, Reeve Frosler, Dillan Solomons and Tebogo Potsane are still nursing an assortment of ailments. Defender, Edmilson Dove, will also miss his third game in a row after he picked up his second red card of the season against TS Galaxy two weeks ago,” Kaizer Chiefs concluded.
THATAYAONE DITLHOKWE MOTIVATED
Talking about players and injuries, Ditlhokwe has been back to full fitness. The 25-year-old Mostwana confirmed that Amakhosi are fully determined to seal a top eight place.
“As we come to the end of the season, in my opinion it hasn’t gone as well as had hoped,” Ditlhokwe told the club’s media.
“I was out for almost six months, but that’s football, you know. Injuries are part of the game. Being unable to play has been difficult but now I am grateful to have recovered fully
“This last game is still very important and we are preparing very seriously in order to solidify our spot in the Top 8. They may already be relegated but that can make them dangerous because they have nothing to lose, and we have a lot to lose. Therefore, we are preparing to be at our best. There is a chance of the other teams on the same points overtaking us, which is why we are focused first and foremost on winning against Spurs, and hopefully scoring a few goals.
“Every player is fully motivated to get the result we need, especially for our supporters, who have been behind us all the way, even when we haven’t done so well. So, we really want to end the season well and give them something to look forward to next season,” the towering Kaizer Chiefs central defender concluded.
Meanwhile, a possible failure to beat the Urban Warriors will give the likes of AmaZulu, Golden Arrows and Polokwane City an opportunity to sneak into the top eight.