"I'm looking forward to the reserve league game," reveals the Kaizer Chiefs newcomer Phakamani Mngadi. Mngadi will be in the Kaizer Chiefs team playing against Supersport United in the Multichoice Diski Challenge on Heritage Day.

Mngadi made his debut appearance in Chiefs colours last week, coming on as an 88th minute substitute during the 2 - 1 league win over TUKS. Mngadi came on replacing Kingston Nkhatha.

Mngadi reveals his emotions following his debut in the gold and black colours of Chiefs. "I don't know how to describe the feeling. I was happy to be named in the match squad. The atmosphere in the stadium was electrifying and that made me a bit nervous going through to the warm up."

Mngadi arrived at Chiefs on a loan deal from a Belgium club, KAS Eupen.

"It was an amazing feeling playing at the FNB Stadium for the first time. It was something else, I was nervous," says Mngadi.

"Before the match the coach told me I must be ready in case he calls for my services. I was looking forward to play. Our cheering supporters encouraged me during warmup," comments Mngadi.

About his first touch of the ball, Mngadi says, "I received a pass from Letsholonyane (Reneilwe) and cheering fans encouraged me to do my thing (tricks). I knew the responsibility that comes with donning this jersey."

About the reception, a confident comments, "I feel welcomed by the fans and my teammates. My parents called after the game and expressed their joy and they told me that not everyone will get a chance."

Looking ahead of the Supersport United match in the third round of the MultiChoice Diski Challenge festivals taking place at the Nike Football Training Centre in Pimville, Soweto on Heritage Day, Wednesday, 24 September 2014.

"I am looking forward to play and gain some game time on Wednesday. This is an opportunity to gain some game time."

Field A live on SS 4

10.00 Moroka Swallows v Bloemfontein Celtic


12.00 Kaizer Chiefs v SuperSport United


14.00 Orlando Pirates v Chippa United


16.00 Platinum Stars v Mamelodi Sundowns

Field B

10.00 Tuks v Maritzburg United


12.00 Polokwane City v Ajax Cape Town


14.00 Free State Stars v Amazulu


16.00 Black Aces v Bidvest Wits

There will be live performances from Joburg’s finest entertainers, food and drink, as well as great giveaways. Entrance to the stadium will be free. Tickets are available at Computicket until Tuesday 23 September. Two tickets will be allocated per person. Please note no tickets will be issued on match day.

The festival will kick off at 9am.