Bloemfontein Celtic coach Steve Komphela is taking his team’s flying start of three wins from three in the Premiership in his stride and says he is mainly pleased that his players seem to be "having fun". Komphela’s start at Celtic‚ with a third straight win — beating Orlando Pirates 1-0 at Free State Stadium on Sunday — has been one of the talking points of the beginning of the PSL season. The coach, who left Kaizer Chiefs under a cloud in April, has a perfect record of three wins‚ five goals scored and none conceded. He resigned from Kaizer Chiefs after a violent pitch invasion at Moses Mabhida Stadium after a Nedbank Cup semifinal loss against Free State Stars. Tshegofatso Mabaso is the club’s top scorer to date with two goals. Tebogo Potsane, Kabelo Dlamini and Bongani Sam have all been on target. It stands in contrast to Kaizer Chiefs‚ who under new coach Giovanni Solinas have begun with one win in five league and Cup games. "We are delighted with the results. The most importan...
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