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Kaizer Chiefs hammer Orbit College to take third place

Posted on April 6, 2026
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Kaizer Chiefs had to work for it, but they eventually did enough to beat Orbit College 3-1 .

Orbit started brightly and nearly caught Amakhosi off guard in the 30th second, when Thabang Mahlangu won the ball off Given Msimango, only to be closed down quickly by Inacio Miguel.

By the 5th minute, Mahlangu was again involved, turning well inside the box before hitting the post with a low effort. Amakhosi settled and created their own chance in the 13th minute, with Glody Lilepo striking a left-footed volley just over the bar.

KAIZER CHIEFS FIND THEIR RHYTHM AFTER SLOW START

The breakthrough came in the 22nd minute, as Mbulelo Magaba’s header from a free-kick slipped through Bruce Bvuma’s hands to give Orbit the lead. Kaizer Chiefs responded late in the half, and in the 42nd minute, a well-delivered cross was controlled and finished neatly with a left-footed volley to make it 1-1 going into the break.

SECOND-HALF IMPROVEMENT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

Chiefs looked more settled after halftime but still had to be patient. In the 66th minute, they missed a clear opportunity. Lilepo set up Mduduzi Shabalala, who shot wide with just the goalkeeper to beat.

A minute later, though, they made it count. In the 67th minute, a move involving Thabiso Monyane and a clever dummy from Wandile Duba created space for Shabalala. The Soweto-born star finished calmly to make it 2-1. Kaizer Chiefs added another in the 78th minute. Substitute Siphesihle Ndlovu scored from the edge of the box after a good touch from Flavio Silva.

Also read: Next Chiefs coach update: Talks confirmed, January move blocked

From there, Kaizer Chiefs controlled the closing stages without much trouble. The result lifts them to , keeping them within reach of the teams above.

They now turn their attention to their next fixture against TS Galaxy at the FNB Stadium on Sunday, 12 April at 15:00.

Also read: Chiefs coaching update: Mngqithi talks hit hurdle with boss

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM KAIZER CHIEFS AGAINST TS GALAXY ON SUNDAY?

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