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Kingston Nkhatha (Gallo Images)
Kingston Nkhatha (Gallo Images)

Polokwane - Despite ending PSL log leaders Kaizer Chiefs’ unbeaten run, SuperSport United striker Kingston Nkhatha says there was nothing special about their victory over his former team.

The Zimbabwean international played a significant role in guiding Matsatsantsa to a 2-0 victory over Amakhosi in an Absa Premiership clash played at the Peter Mokaba Stadium on Tuesday night.

Second half strikes from Jeremy Brockie and substitute Dove Wome were enough to hand Chiefs with their first taste of defeat in the 2014/15 campaign.

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