Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt said once his team had their two early goals against Cape Town City, they had to sit back and defend their lead because of their hectic programme and weary players.

Hunt admitted Chiefs’ game management could have been better in the second half of their 2-1 Premier Soccer League (PSL) win at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday when City threw everything at Amakhosi, had a penalty turned down and struck the post, and could only produce Fagrie Lakay’s 83rd-minute strike...

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