Posted in News, Youth Academy on Nov 04, 2019.
Kaizer Chiefs U-13, U-15 and U-17 teams rounded off their Gauteng Development League season on Sunday morning at the Kaizer Chiefs Village in Naturena, with a round of games against the counterparts from SuperSport United. There were victories for the Chiefs U-15 and U-17 teams, both 3-1 winners, while the Chiefs U-13 team narrowly lost 1-0.
Under 13
Kaizer Chiefs 0
SuperSport United 1 (Selemela 44’)
After having numerous chances in the first half the Chiefs U-13 team were unfortunate to concede late in the second half. Chiefs keeper Future Ndlovu did well to keep out a SuperSport effort at goal as he dived full length to block the ball. With Chiefs unable to clear the goalkeeper’s block, Tshiamo Selemela was on hand to knock the ball over the line for SuperSport as the game ended 1-0 in favour of the visitors.
Under 15
Kaizer Chiefs 3 (Hlongwane 16’, 29’, Ozoemena pen 60)’
SuperSport United 1 (Campbell 37’)
The Chiefs U-15 team followed up their midweek 4-2 win over Orlando Pirates with another win by two goals as they defeated SuperSport United 3-1. A defence splitting pass from Seth Green sent Njabulo Hlongwane through on goal. With just the goalkeeper to beat he managed to slot the ball home in the 16th minute. He scored a second in the 29th minute to put Chiefs 2-0 up when Bafana Zitha played him into space before he drove the ball home. Two minutes into the second half SuperSport found a goal through Shandle Campbell, but Chiefs made certain of the win when Manqoba Ozoemena scored a 60th minute penalty sending SuperSport goalkeeper Stan Simoncelli the wrong way to score Chiefs third goal. The game ended 3-1 in favour of Amakhosi.
Under 17
Kaizer Chiefs 3 (McFarlane 18’, Balakazi 59’, Poole 80’)
SuperSport United 1 (Chuene 25’)
Chiefs U-17 captain James McFarlane lead by example as he shot Amakhosi into the lead with a well drilled shot from distance in the 18th minute. The ball looped over SuperSport goalkeeper Rhulani Mothyhe on its way into the back of the net. SuperSport leveled in the 25th minute when Ngoato Chuene scored directly from a free kick. Chiefs lost goalkeeper Werner Oosthuizen to a knee injury as the half drew to a close. He was replaced at half time. Oosthuizen who is also the South Africa national under 17 goalkeeper, collided with an opponent as he went for an air ball. Chiefs did manage to score two more goals in the second half from Mthokosizi Vilakazi and Wayde Poole as the game ended 3-1 in favour of the team.
Under 13
Kaizer Chiefs 0
SuperSport United 1 (Selemela 44’)
After having numerous chances in the first half the Chiefs U-13 team were unfortunate to concede late in the second half. Chiefs keeper Future Ndlovu did well to keep out a SuperSport effort at goal as he dived full length to block the ball. With Chiefs unable to clear the goalkeeper’s block, Tshiamo Selemela was on hand to knock the ball over the line for SuperSport as the game ended 1-0 in favour of the visitors.
Under 15
Kaizer Chiefs 3 (Hlongwane 16’, 29’, Ozoemena pen 60)’
SuperSport United 1 (Campbell 37’)
The Chiefs U-15 team followed up their midweek 4-2 win over Orlando Pirates with another win by two goals as they defeated SuperSport United 3-1. A defence splitting pass from Seth Green sent Njabulo Hlongwane through on goal. With just the goalkeeper to beat he managed to slot the ball home in the 16th minute. He scored a second in the 29th minute to put Chiefs 2-0 up when Bafana Zitha played him into space before he drove the ball home. Two minutes into the second half SuperSport found a goal through Shandle Campbell, but Chiefs made certain of the win when Manqoba Ozoemena scored a 60th minute penalty sending SuperSport goalkeeper Stan Simoncelli the wrong way to score Chiefs third goal. The game ended 3-1 in favour of Amakhosi.
Under 17
Kaizer Chiefs 3 (McFarlane 18’, Balakazi 59’, Poole 80’)
SuperSport United 1 (Chuene 25’)
Chiefs U-17 captain James McFarlane lead by example as he shot Amakhosi into the lead with a well drilled shot from distance in the 18th minute. The ball looped over SuperSport goalkeeper Rhulani Mothyhe on its way into the back of the net. SuperSport leveled in the 25th minute when Ngoato Chuene scored directly from a free kick. Chiefs lost goalkeeper Werner Oosthuizen to a knee injury as the half drew to a close. He was replaced at half time. Oosthuizen who is also the South Africa national under 17 goalkeeper, collided with an opponent as he went for an air ball. Chiefs did manage to score two more goals in the second half from Mthokosizi Vilakazi and Wayde Poole as the game ended 3-1 in favour of the team.
