Pirates legend happy for Chiefs
Former Orlando Pirates coach Roger De Sa sees Kaizer Chiefs’ progress in the CAF Confederation Cup as a positive sign for local football.
The Glamour Boys are one game away from reaching the tournament’s group stages for the first time in 12 years. After defeating Angola’s Kabuscorp 1-0 on aggregate in the first round, Amakhosi secured a goalless draw against AS Simba in the Democratic Republic of Congo last weekend.
“It’s encouraging to see Chiefs becoming more competitive,” De Sa told TheSouthAfrican’s Siseko Gwegwe.
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“A strong Kaizer Chiefs is essential for South African football.
“It raises the overall standard and adds more competition. It’s great to see,” De Sa added.
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