The latest news on Molefi Ntseki's post match comments and Zakhele Lepasa's heroics for Orlando Pirates has sparked some reaction from Kick Off's readers.
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Stories on Chiefs boss Molefi Ntseki's strong admission after his side's defeat to TS Galaxy and Zakhele Lepasa's late winner for Pirates in the CAF Champions League has invited a host of comments from KO readers.
Read: Lepasa gives Bucs advantage in CAF CL tie
Let's take a closer look at what they had to say...
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Zakhele Lepasa's late goal helped Orlando Pirates edge out Djabal Club d'Iconi 1-0, in the first preliminary round tie in the CAF Champions League on Saturday.
The Buccaneers pinned back their hosts in the Comoros in the early exchanges, with Monnapule Saleng failing to convert a one-on-one chance.
Bafana Bafana striker Lepasa continued his rich goal scoring form with a winner three minutes from time, giving the Sea Robbers an important away goal.
Here's how the readers reacted to the "Lepasa gives Bucs advantage in CAF CL tie" story:
"Saleng got through for a 1995 Jerry winner and missed badly," recounts stonyzn.
"Don't be like that other FC that celebrates anything, winning by an odd goal against fisherman can't be celebrated," says Shikabala.
"The coach gave fringe players an opportunity, which is good," replies Bamjee.
"The start of things to come, I expect the boys to hit them hard in the return match. The key is to go into the next game as if they are down a goal," says The Ghost.
"I'm happy to see Ofori and a clean sheet," says khazamula37.
"The real giants of SA Football," says StheLucipher.
"Thanks boys, we will finish this in Orlando nicely. Come home safe," says Zam d king buccaneer, who added:
"Nice rotation coach. Up the Bucs," says morewasn.
Read: 'We were second to everything' - Ntseki laments second loss
Kaizer Chiefs head coach Molefi Ntseki remains winless in the DStv Premiership after a 1-0 defeat to TS Galaxy on Sunday afternoon.
Chiefs lost their second match in three after Brandon Peterson own-goal, with Ntseki lamenting his side's lack of physicality in the encounter.
Ntseki expressed his disappointment over the result, attributing it to his troops lacking sharpness in almost every aspect of the game.
Here's how the readers reacted to the "'We were second to everything' - Ntseki laments second loss" story:
"I said it before and will repeat it here, Chiefs coaches do not know how to motivate, prepare the team for a game. They are always surprised by the performance. Performance that is expected comes from the training ground! If you do not do a good job at training, your team will be second to every tackle.
"TS Galaxy was well oiled for that game, pressing high and running to make sure Chiefs do not play their normal game. All the teams have realized that if you hurry this Chiefs team, they are hopeless," says Khothakhosi.
"Chiefs is no longer a big team, the sooner that is accepted the better. We've seen wrong signings wrong Coaches appointed. Ntseki will NOT offer us anything giving him time is just a waste, We can do better than this," says Mawawa.
"We are in trouble. Our two center backs don't want to mark, both want to be sweepers that's why there were 2 or 3 sure goals saved by Peterson yesterday. Same Petersen, yes he is making good saves for Chiefs but we need a goalkeeper that will not have so many mistakes.
"Maart deserves to be dropped, we need someone to play with Castillo and push Castillo higher up. The less said about Potsane and Mmodi the better, just average players that's all. Even Saile is proving to be worth something compared to those boys..." says mduduzimsibi800.
"As much as its still early days and anything can happen, its very disturbing and disappointing. Big Team we remain no matter what. We are still the face of the PSL. Still the heavyweights. Haters can do and say what they want. KC FC is and will always remain a GIANT," says Mokaubere.
"Kaizer Motaung and his sons have blundered here. We are going nowhere with Ntseki," says Legend CRM083.
"I wonder where Kaizer Chiefs are going to get their new coach from. This coach? hhayi khona... Chiefs' midfield is the problem, Maart is always in the starting lineup, they have changed everything in that midfield and everyone has partnered him at some point, and still the coaches don't seem to think that the problem might be him?
"Maart lost his place in the Bafana squad a long time ago and he is not getting it back," says mthunzijack7.
"I think coaches like Seema can do much better than those guys at Chiefs. With the players they have, Seema would perform much much better," adds mthunzijack7.