When last did Kaizer Chiefs come from behind to win a match?

Kaizer Chiefs have struggled to impose themselves on matches from the outset. This stat proves that fact.

Sep 13, 2022 - 15:14
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When last did Kaizer Chiefs come from behind to win a match?

Kaizer Chiefs fans will be sad to hear that it wasn’t all that recently. Sorry, Khosi Nation.

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Kaizer Chiefs players – Photo: Twitter @KaizerChiefs

According to our friends at Opta Jabu, the last time Chiefs turned a deficit into a win was 15 months ago in June 2021. This was when the club was still under the caretaker stewardship of Arthur Zwane and Dillon Sheppard

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Chiefs have conceded the first goal in three of their last four matches across all competitions, and the other match in that sample was a 0-0 draw with AmaZulu. Next on the agenda for Amakhosi is a home match against SuperSport.

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Kaizer Chiefs surrendering too many leads

The Glamour Boys did manage to retrieve a point after trailing at 10-man Marumo Gallants on Sunday but they weren’t able to claim all three points on offer.

@OptaJabu spilling the tea on Twitter regarding Chiefs’ inability to recover after conceding the first goal.

With Chiefs having only scored five goals in their first seven DStv Premiership games this season, they desperately need to find their shooting boots. Fast.

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