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FINAL WHISTLE: CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL 1ST LEG, 19 June 2021:
Wydad Athletic 0
Kaizer Chiefs 1
(Nurkovic 34)
Yellow cards: Sasman 52, Frosler 70
Man of the Match: Bruce Bvuma (Chiefs)
Wydad XI: Tagnaouti, El Ami Oud, Aboulfati, Dari, El Idrissi, El Hassouni (Saidi 90), El Karti, Jabrane, Mohammed, Ellafi (Msuva 69’), El Kaabi
Amakhosi XI: Bvuma, Cardoso, Ngezana, Mathoho, Sasman (Zulu 61), Frosler, Blom (Baccus 73), Katsande, Parker, Castro (Agay 80), Nurkovic
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Post Match Comments:
Coach Arthur Zwane - "We've done what we came here for, we kept a clean sheet and we wanted a goal or two. The one is okay. They will open up a bit when they come to play us and we will try and punish them.
We have another 90 minutes, it will be difficult. We were very disciplined and we hope to keep a clean sheet at home as well,".
Goalkeeper Bruce Bvuma - "Everyone gave 100 percent, I’m happy with the result and with the clean sheet. We know it’s not over, it’s only halfway.
We just have to keep going and working hard," following his Man of the Match performance against Wydad.
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The PSL has released the award nominees for the 2020/21 season.
Eric Tinkler has returned to Cape Town City after four years away from the club.
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Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila defeated Chippa United 1-0 to claim their first trophy in their maiden PSL season.
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