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Mngqithi's Arrows look to shoot down favoured Amakhosi
The Mercury
|January 20, 2026
Arrows may start Tuesday night's Betway Premiership clash against Kaizer Chiefs at FNB Stadium as underdogs, but recent history suggests this is a fixture primed for an upset.
With league action resuming after the Africa Cup of Nations, which finished up this past Sunday with Senegal as champions, Arrows have shown they can trouble Chiefs when least expected. Mangoba Mngqithi’s side will back their defensive organisation, discipline, and ability to strike at key moments to derail one of the league's inform teams.
Sitting in 10th place on the PSL table with 16 points from 14 matches, Arrows are firmly in the fight for a top-eight finish.
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