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Johannesburg - Kaizer Chiefs forward Kingston Nkhatha says they knew what to expect ahead their clash against Bloemfontein Celtic following their 0-0 draw at the Free State Stadium on Tuesday night.
Speaking to the Amakhosi’s official website, Nkatha said, "We knew it was always going to be a challenge to come here and win for the third time in a row. Things did not go our way this evening and the pitch did not help as the ball was bouncing all over the place.
Speaking to the Amakhosi’s official website, Nkatha said, "We knew it was always going to be a challenge to come here and win for the third time in a row. Things did not go our way this evening and the pitch did not help as the ball was bouncing all over the place.
“We are not dropping our heads yet, we know that we have to go back to the drawing board and work on our shortfalls.
“Everything starts at training, and together with our technical team we will work around the clock to make sure we are ready to return to winning ways when we welcome Platinum Stars at FNB Stadium on Saturday.”
