Junior Khanye missed another Chiefs Prediction

Image: Eric Mathoho and Siyabonga Ngezane

By Mdunge Skhumbuzo

Kaizer Chief has advanced to the Caf final after beating Wydad Casablanca 1-0 at the FNB stadium.

This victory has become a history to the club, as Chief has never reached the Caf finale since its inception in 1970.

Based on the 1st leg performance, Junior Khanye has predicted that Kaizer Chief would lose against Wydad in the 2nd leg.

"The boys have a bit of luck, but they did everything right in the last game. What Arthur did right was his shape, 'tactically' they did very well. Let be honest 'Chiefs' did not make even three touches. I would not say the score, but Wydad will win this game." Junior said.

Notwithstanding the injury of key players, such as Dumisani Zuma, Leonardo Castro, Khama Billiat, Manyama, and Bruce Vuma, Kaizer Chief 'has managed' to prove Junior Khanye wrong against the Moroccan side, which had all their players presents.

On Tuesday, the Wydad Casablanca coach, Faouzi Benzarti, have rested ten players to send the reserve team against RSB Berkane FC in Morocco.

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