Chiefs focus on consistency over revenge

REVENGE might be a dish best served cold but Miguel Inacio says Kaizer Chiefs have long put their defeat by Polokwane City behind them and Amakhosi will thus not be trotting on to the FNB Stadium pitch with vengeance on their mind.

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Chiefs’ failure to qualify for the top eight a second season running had much to do with the goalless draw they played against the team from the Limpopo capital and many are of the view it is time to get even.

“It's not a revenge game for us,” the Chiefs skipper told the media during the club’s open day in Naturena on Tuesday.

“We just have to do our best to win the match. Last season we were not at our best but now that we've started this season we are confident.”

He agrees it will not be easy against a City side that has already been beaten by Orlando Pirates in the MTN8 and were held to a goalless draw by their hometown rivals Magesi FC in their Betway Premiership opener.

“It’s going to be a tough game but we are playing at home and we have to do what we can to put our ideas to action. It will be a good game and hopefully we can come out with a win,” said Inacio.