George Maluleka of Kaizer Chiefs celebrates his goal with teammates (Aubrey Kgakatsi /BackpagePix)
“George Maluleka works hard, he is defending and attacking very well,” Komphela was quoted on the club’s website. “I am also happy with Philani Zulu’s performances, although credit must go to the whole team.
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Chiefs are currently fifth on the log, having collected 14 points in 10 games.
They are also in the running for the Telkom Knockout, and face Chippa United in the quarterfinals of the competition at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday.
With the team currently doing fairly well, Komphela reckons they can only get better.
“More training, matches and positive results will help build confidence. It is clicking, we must just get more wins and things will start flowing.”
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